[SE|PY-macdev] Re: sepy-macdev digest, fixes for -psn problem and flush

[Loren G. <se...@in...>]

HI again, those are two things that I've managed to fix but haven' been 
put in the official version yet.
1) The -psn error is fixed by altering the setup_osx.py, when you are 
building a package, to use the following:


myapp.name ='SEPY.app'                   # what to build
myapp.mainprogram='main.pyw'             # your app's main()
myapp.argv_emulation=1         			# drag&dropped filenames show up in 
sys.argv
myapp.iconfile='SEPY.icns'                # file containing your app's 
icons
myapp.standalone=0




I think it is the argv_emulation value that is change from 0.
You also need to adjust the rest of the file to point to all the files 
in the current build.


2) The Flush command trys to run a jsfl file that is dynamically 
created and the original way it trys to do this is, in effect, like 
typing the filename in the terminal window and pressing enter. To do 
this properly though, it needs to use the OS X "open" command. So 
instead of just reading "file475847.jsfl <enter>", it would read "open 
file475847.jsfl <enter>".

I'm pretty sure I made a note about this on the bugs page at 
sourceforge.net but it hasn't been fixed officially, nor has the bug 
been closed (probably for that reason), although I can confirm I have 
got the Flush command going by making the above change.

Loren Greenfield




On 1/07/2005, at 3:34 PM, sep...@li... 
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>   1. Re: sepy-macdev digest, Vol 1 #99 - 1 msg (Jay Myers)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 22:43:11 -0500
> From: Jay Myers <jay...@di...>
> To: <sep...@li...>
> Subject: [SE|PY-macdev] Re: sepy-macdev digest, Vol 1 #99 - 1 msg
> Reply-To: sep...@li...
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> Hi,
>
> I am running Panther 10.3.9
> I am running into errors at launch.(-psn_0_13762561  the numbers after 
> "_0_"
> constantly change) I have found nothing on this in the list archive (at
> least it didn't come up on search). Also I am not able to use the Flush
> feature... I used the precompiled package.
>
>
> j
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