Re: CamelBones
Re: CamelBones
- Subject: Re: CamelBones
- From: "Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 18:55:38 -0500
James Stroud, email@hidden, wrote:
>
I do have many
>
classes in Python that I have written that I would love to put a GUI
>
around and make an application out of--and be able to distribute to my
>
peers without their having to install anything beyond my program. The
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PyObjC documentation is a bit evasive on this topic (or I am missing
>
something?).
Yes. There are three ways to package a PyObjC .app:
1. Non-standalone. Your .app is dependent on PyObjC already have been
installed.
2. Semi-standalone. The PyObjC bridge and frameworks you require are
copied into the app. While dependant on the system python install, no
PyObjC install needed.
3. Fully standalone. This one actually bundles the python binary into
your .app if I recall correctly. No PyObjC install needed.
This is off the top of my head, no research, so it's probably slightly
wrong.
| Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch
http://rentzsch.com
| Red Shed Software
http://redshed.net
| "better" necessarily means "different"
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