Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Re: Making List<->Array bridging transparent

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Bill,

     My apologies for not approving this message on the 10th.

	While PyObjC is designed to work with the out of the box installation 
from Apple, that is pretty much the lowest common denominator.   That 
is, a framework or unix build tends to have more capabilities than that 
Apple supplied build-- ssl support, readline, the full MacPython 
environment, etc.

     So, as such, do whatever is the easiest to manage in your 
environment.   PyObjC should "just work" with whatever you end up with.

     b.bum

On Sunday, November 10, 2002, at 01:01 PM, Bill Noon wrote:

> I am updating a number of machines to 10.2 and would like to start 
> working on some pyObjC
> projects.  I have been using the python 2.3 code and use a lot of unix 
> applications/libraries.
>
> The framework build has worked fine, but I am wondering whether 
> whether there is any preference
> between a framework install or a basic unix install.
>
> I want to distribute applications locally that can use packages from a 
> central place (whether
> /Library/Frameworks or /usr/local/lib/python2.3) and be linked to 
> python directly.
>
> Is there a preference?
>
> --Bill Noon
>
> On Sunday, November 10, 2002, at 12:43 PM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
>
>> Long. Apple seems to have a long feature-freeze for the Darwin part 
>> of new OSX releases and Python 2.3 has not even reached an alpha 
>> release at the moment, I wouldn't be surprised if Python 2.3 isn't 
>> released before the summer of 2003.
>>
>> BTW. The alpha status of 2.3 doesn't mean that this version is 
>> unusable. I haven't really run into problems while using it the last 
>> couple of months.
>>
>> Ronald
>>
>>
>>
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