From: Kevin A. <al...@se...> - 2005-12-27 22:47:32
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On Dec 27, 2005, at 2:43 PM, Andy Todd wrote: > bra...@om... wrote: >> Kevin Altis wrote on 12/27/2005 01:54:59 PM: >> > I'm still running Panther on my PowerBook and given my aversion to >> > changing things that seem to work fine I probably won't upgrade >> until I >> > get a new machine next year. That means I don't have an easy way to >> > write install instructions for Tiger, which we definitely need. I >> went >> > ahead and added duplicates of the current panther install >> instructions >> > to cvs macosx_panther_installation.html, >> > macosx_tiger_installation.html. Any Tiger install instructions are >> > probably going to need to incorporate the info at: >> > >> > http://undefined.org/python/#TigerPython23Compat >> > >> > Can anyone with a Tiger system tweak the >> macosx_tiger_installation.html >> > document so we can add that to the main site. If it needs to use >> Python >> > 2.4.x and a later version of wxPython that is fine. I'll push this >> > request to the users list if none of us have access to Tiger. >> > >> I'm using PythonCard with wx 2.6.1 and Python 2.3.5 on Tiger, but I >> had >> an error during the wx binary install. I've seen that same error on >> every >> Tiger system I've tried. >> What I did was install TigerPython23Compat.pkg and then run the binary >> wx installer for Panther. After running the binary install, an error >> message appears in the GUI stating "There was an error during the >> install. >> Please try again." >> Trying again doesn't make the error message go away. >> I don't know what's generating that error message, but wx seems to >> work >> anyway. It still has some visual bugs, but I don't think that has >> anything >> to do with Tiger--I seen the same visual bugs under Panther. These >> visual >> glitches are associated with wx 2.6.x and don't happen under 2.5.3. >> (PythonCard TextField widgets don't display properly when populated >> during on_initialize -- the text is left scrolled out of view). >> Tiger does bundle wxPython 2.5.3 unicode, so if that version is >> acceptable >> some users may be able to skip installing wx. Since PythonCard seems >> to have less visual glitches under 2.5.3, maybe we should just >> recommend >> using the bundled wx on the instructions page. That would considerably >> simplify the instructions. >> On the other hand, some folks may want to use Python 2.4.x. That will >> probably entail installing a separate copy of wx.... > > On my shiny new Powerbook everything appears to be working fine from a > fresh CVS checkout. > > I can confirm that I'm using the Apple supplied versions of Python > (2.3.5) and wxPython (2.5.3.1). > > I haven't tried installing wxPython 2.6 so can't corroborate Brad's > issues with strange error messages. > > Regards, > Andy > -- > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > --------- > From the desk of Andrew J Todd esq - http://www.halfcooked.com/ > So maybe what we should do is point out in the instructions just using the supplied 2.3.5 and 2.5.3.1 versions and then an install wxPython 2.6.2.x (when available) and Python 2.4.x. I can't see PythonCard 1.0 requiring Python 2.4 features but we will definitely want to support wxPython 2.6.2.x once it is available. ka |