[Pythonmac-SIG] pyobjc / cocoa

[Bob Ippolito]

Well more often than not, view/controller code is generally pretty 
nasty regardless of API and language anyways.  It is the only way I've 
seen so far that can harness the power of Interface Builder with 
Python, and one of the few ways that'll get you a working GUI in OS X 
sans X11 at all.

As for pygame, I'm waiting for 2.3.  I don't have time to maintain it.  
Last I tried, pygame compiles fine provided you have all the necessary 
libraries installed.  I'd really like if someone cleaned up pyOpenGL, 
but other than that there aren't too many problems.

-bob


On Tuesday, Oct 15, 2002, at 18:55 America/New_York, Seth Delackner 
wrote:

> Bob, have a look at the sample code they include.  Having seen the 
> beauty of Python and, separately, the power of Objective-C, this 
> library's syntax seems to strip each of both.  But it is the only one, 
> and though it is still changing I suppose if you *must* use Cocoa + 
> Python together, then it seems good.
>
> Hey, when do we see a new pygame / python / kitchensink build?
>
> On Sunday, October 13, 2002, at 12:59 , Bob Ippolito wrote:
>
>> I don't know if this has hit list yet, but I ran across somebody 
>> else's successful attempt to create a pure python Cocoa application ( 
>> http://radio.weblogs.com/0100490/ ).
>>
>> Seems to work quite well.  Possibly should consider including it with 
>> MacPython?
>>
>> -bob
>>
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