[Pythonmac-SIG] Rated X for (spot)

[Nathan Heagy]

Where are these available when using C or Java carbon? It would be nice if
the syntax were the same, such as

Java: Carbon.Res
Py: Carbon.Res

?

nathan




On Tue, 7 Aug 2001, Just van Rossum wrote:

> > At 21:45 +0200 8/6/2001, Just van Rossum wrote:
> > >Speaking of which: isn't this the right time to move the Mac modules to a
> > >package?! I think it's now or never. It's far too dangerous to have so many
> > >generic module names around, especially since we're invading an existing
> > >territory...
>
> John W Baxter wrote:
> > Seems like a good idea to me (if it can be done without breaking existing
> > code...and maybe even then:  we have to learn "from __future__ import xxx"
> > sometime ;-)  ).
>
> Maybe it could almost be as simple as this:
>
>     Carbon/
>         __init__.py   # empty
>         Evt.so        # or Evt.carbon.slb of course
>         Events.py
>         Win.so
>         Res.so
>         Qd.so
>         ..etc...
>
> Then either Carbon/ itself is on sys.path (b/w compatible) or the surrounding
> folder (forcing "from Carbon import Qd") or even both?
>
> It's a little tricky as under MacPython some of the Mac modules (Qd, Res, a
> bunch of others) aren't available as shared libs, but are part of PythonCore,
> but overall I think it's possible to privide a smooth transition path.
>
> Just
>
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