Stand-alones on the Mac?
Tom Loredo
loredo at spacenet.tn.cornell.edu
Thu Jun 1 15:09:49 EDT 2000
Siegfried-
Mac-specific Python info is here:
http://www.cwi.nl/~jack/macpython.html
Post your message to the PythonMac SIG (Special Interesty Group):
http://www.python.org/sigs/pythonmac-sig/
Lots of Python-on-Mac experts there!
> And I isntalled also the Mac version of Python and
> also there I could not found anything about Python and stan-alones for
> the Mac.
Look a little harder; there is an HTML file somewhere in the
distribution that explains this in some detail. I'm not on
a Mac at the moment so I can't tell you where it is exactly....
Yes, you can make stand-alone Python applications on the Mac
that do not require the user to install Python. MacPython
comes with the Numerical module pre-installed, so you needn't
worry about that. It also has Mac-specific GUI modules to
build the user interface. You can write graphical output
using the PIL library, also included. To do x-y plotting is
more problematical; you might want to look at the PIDDLE module.
Check the PythonMac SIG for more expert advice.
Good luck!
Tom Loredo
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