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  • Franz Steinhaeusler
    #1

    PythonCAD question

    Hello NG,

    I tried to run PythonCad on window and
    got follwoing traceback:

    Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCad.p y", line 45, in ?
    import PythonCAD.Inter face.Cocoa.Imag eDocument
    File "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCAD\I nterface\Cocoa\ ImageDocument.p y", l
    ine 38, in ?
    import PythonCAD.Inter face.Cocoa.Glob als
    File "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCAD\I nterface\Cocoa\ Globals.py", line 23
    , in ?
    from Foundation import NSObject
    ImportError: No module named Foundation

    * Waht is the module "Foundation "?

    Where can I get it?

    Many thanks in advance!

    --
    Franz Steinhaeusler

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    • Peter Otten
      #2
      Re: PythonCAD question

      Franz Steinhaeusler wrote:
      Hello NG,
      >
      I tried to run PythonCad on window and
      got follwoing traceback:
      >
      Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCad.p y", line 45, in ?
      import PythonCAD.Inter face.Cocoa.Imag eDocument
      File
      "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCAD\I nterface\Cocoa\ ImageDocument.p y",
      l
      ine 38, in ?
      import PythonCAD.Inter face.Cocoa.Glob als
      File "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCAD\I nterface\Cocoa\ Globals.py",
      line 23
      , in ?
      from Foundation import NSObject
      ImportError: No module named Foundation
      >
      * Waht is the module "Foundation "?
      >
      Where can I get it?
      The .../Cocoa/... part in the paths suggests that PythonCAD assumes it is
      running on a Mac. The missing module is rather a symptom than the cause of
      the bug.

      Peter

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        • Franz Steinhaeusler
          #3
          Re: PythonCAD question

          Peter Otten wrote:
          Franz Steinhaeusler wrote:
          >
          >Hello NG,
          >>
          >I tried to run PythonCad on window and
          >got follwoing traceback:
          >>
          >Traceback (most recent call last):
          > File "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCad.p y", line 45, in ?
          > import PythonCAD.Inter face.Cocoa.Imag eDocument
          > File
          > "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCAD\I nterface\Cocoa\ ImageDocument.p y",
          > l
          >ine 38, in ?
          > import PythonCAD.Inter face.Cocoa.Glob als
          > File "C:\temp\Python CAD-DS1-R34\PythonCAD\I nterface\Cocoa\ Globals.py",
          > line 23
          >, in ?
          > from Foundation import NSObject
          >ImportError: No module named Foundation
          >>
          >* Waht is the module "Foundation "?
          >>
          >Where can I get it?
          >
          The .../Cocoa/... part in the paths suggests that PythonCAD assumes it is
          running on a Mac. The missing module is rather a symptom than the cause of
          the bug.
          >
          Peter
          Hello Peter,

          On the homepage,
          http://www.pythoncad.org/

          there is the text:


          "PythonCAD does run on Windows if you have the Windows
          ports of the required libraries and modules."

          --
          Franz Steinhaeusler

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            • Peter Otten
              #4
              Re: PythonCAD question

              Franz Steinhaeusler wrote:
              >The .../Cocoa/... part in the paths suggests that PythonCAD assumes it is
              >running on a Mac. The missing module is rather a symptom than the cause
              >of the bug.
              On the homepage,
              http://www.pythoncad.org/

              there is the text:
              >
              >
              "PythonCAD does run on Windows if you have the Windows
              ports of the required libraries and modules."
              I don't doubt that. Looking into PythonCad.py, though, I find

              # main routine to start Cocoa-based PythonCad

              On Windows gtkpycad.py with

              # main routine to start GTK-based pycad

              looks more promising...

              Peter

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                • Franz Steinhaeusler
                  #5
                  Re: PythonCAD question

                  Peter Otten wrote:
                  Franz Steinhaeusler wrote:
                  >
                  >>The .../Cocoa/... part in the paths suggests that PythonCAD assumes it is
                  >>running on a Mac. The missing module is rather a symptom than the cause
                  >>of the bug.
                  >
                  >On the homepage,
                  >http://www.pythoncad.org/
                  >there is the text:
                  >>
                  >>
                  >"PythonCAD does run on Windows if you have the Windows
                  >ports of the required libraries and modules."
                  >
                  I don't doubt that. Looking into PythonCad.py, though, I find
                  >
                  # main routine to start Cocoa-based PythonCad
                  >
                  On Windows gtkpycad.py with
                  >
                  # main routine to start GTK-based pycad
                  >
                  looks more promising...
                  >
                  Peter
                  Thank you! It laid diretly in front of me.
                  --
                  Franz Steinhaeusler

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