Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Importing custom Objc libraries/frameworks

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Sebastian,

     The Web Services Tool example project contains everything within it=20=

to support automatic linking of frameworks into the Python runtime as=20
the app starts up.

     Once you create a new Cocoa-Python project, add a framework target=20=

to the project.  Put only classes that you want compiled into that=20
target.   Then, in the app target, add a "Copy files" build phase and=20
copy the built framework into the "Frameworks" subdirectory of the=20
application (it is an option in the pop-up for the build phase=20
inspector).

     If you have everything set up correctly, the framework will be=20
dynamically loaded automatically by the code in Main.py.  If you add an=20=

Init.py python scripts as a Resource in the framework target, it will=20
be automatically evaluated immediately after the framework is=20
dynamically loaded.   This allows you to import any other python code=20
that you might need (the framework's Resources directory is=20
automatically added to Python's sys.path).

     Unfortunately, the Cocoa-Python project template does not currently=20=

include the correct code.   When you create a new Cocoa-Python project,=20=

simply replace the contents of the main.m and the Main.py file with the=20=

contents from the same files in the Web Services Tool project.

     I hope to have a chance to make a real tutorial out of this stuff,=20=

that and write some documentation....

     b.bum

On Saturday, October 26, 2002, at 05:18 AM, S=E9bastien Pierre wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am writing an Objective-C library that I'd like to import and use in=20=

> Python through pyobjc.
>
> Is it possible to do this? If so, what do I have to do to make my=20
> library available to python ?
>
> TIA,
>
>  -- S=E9bastien