[Pythonmac-SIG] Welcome Leopard

[Boyd Waters]

If you can hold out for a few more days, I'm working on MatPlotLib  
integration with Leopard's Python 2.5.1

We use it for our data analysis software; one of my jobs is  
maintaining our Mac Intel implementation.

I had had a pre-release of Leopard for quite some time, but alas we  
shipped an important internal milestone for our software just two  
weeks ago. It's been non-stop for me, and I haven't made much time to  
really look carefully at Python/MatPlotLib/SciPy and Leopard. But  
I've been working on it for about a week now.

I could make an installer package of the matplotlib bits that will  
work with Leopard Python.

I expect next Wednesday for matplotlib. Unless someone beats me to it.

Anyone?

  - boyd

Boyd Waters
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
http://www.aoc.nrao.edu/~bwaters



On Oct 27, 2007, at 12:56 PM, Riccardo Tediosi wrote:

> Dear Memebers,
>
> Leopard is arrived and on my Mac everything is working really great.
> Now a question. I'm using python for my scientific research and I
> really need it. In particular I use pylab and scipy for their modules
> and for the graphical output.
>
> Now on Tiger the python version was older (2.4) than the one provided
> with MacPython 2.5 but on Leopard there is already the 2.5.1 version.
> For this reason I tried to install matlotlib without installing
> MacPython. Unfortunately while I was installing the packages required
> for matplotlib.dmg package (dateutils etc...) the installation stopped
> because it was impossible to find system version Python 2.5... what is
> wrong!?
>
> Do you think I should install anyway also MacPython before going on
> with dateutils and matplotlib!?
>
> I'm just trying to install the less software possible and since ver.
> 2.5.1. was aready there would be nice to use it and not to put an
> extra version.
>
> Any ideas!??!
>
> Best wishes. Rik
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