GUI on Macintosh

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  • Joshua.R.English@gmail.com

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    GUI on Macintosh

    I am using Python 2.3.3 on an Mac OS9 system. I am looking for a build
    of Python 2.3.3+ with a built in GUI, since Tk is missing. One day I
    hope to upgrade to a new Mac with OSX on it, so a GUI that is available
    on OS9 and OSX is preferable. I don't want to write my GUI code from
    scratch if I ever manage to upgrade.

    Any suggestions?

  • Rob Cowie

    #2
    Re: GUI on Macintosh

    FYI... the preinstalled python distributed with OS X 10.4 includes the
    Tk and wxPython GUI frameworks. I am unaware of how to get either of
    these installed on OS 9.

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    • Robert Kern

      #3
      Re: GUI on Macintosh

      Joshua.R.Englis h@gmail.com wrote:[color=blue]
      > I am using Python 2.3.3 on an Mac OS9 system. I am looking for a build
      > of Python 2.3.3+ with a built in GUI, since Tk is missing. One day I
      > hope to upgrade to a new Mac with OSX on it, so a GUI that is available
      > on OS9 and OSX is preferable. I don't want to write my GUI code from
      > scratch if I ever manage to upgrade.
      >
      > Any suggestions?[/color]

      Try as hard as you can to get Tkinter running.

      But if that fails, look at what the IDE is using. I believe the waste
      module is still distributed with some versions of MacPython for OS X
      (none of them recent). I don't think there's a whole lot of
      documentation, but if Tkinter won't work, that's your only bet.

      --
      Robert Kern
      rkern@ucsd.edu

      "In the fields of hell where the grass grows high
      Are the graves of dreams allowed to die."
      -- Richard Harter

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