Problem Running Cocoa/Python Programs
Hi,
I've just started to try to code Cocoa applications with XCode and Interface Builder using PyObjC, however I have been getting a lot of import/naming errors. The most recent is "NameError: name 'AppHelper' not defined" when I try to use the decorator @AppHelper.endSheetMethod. I tried to remedy this with "from AppHelper import endSheetMethod", but it has an import error with AppHelper. The autocomplete when inputting the decorator still works, and I am not having problems with any of the other modules I am importing, mainly objc, Foundation, and AppKit, nor am I having problems with other -- albeit simpler -- decorators such as @IBAction.
I read that the problems with importing could be caused by the fact that I have MacPython 2.6 installed, as well as several other Python libraries (Numpy, SciPi, etc). Apparently installing anything other than the base installation (and sometimes other than just the Mac OS X provided Python version) can cause (but does not necessarily mandate) problems in Python.framework.
If anyone could provide some insight on this I would be grateful... Thanks!
I've just started to try to code Cocoa applications with XCode and Interface Builder using PyObjC, however I have been getting a lot of import/naming errors. The most recent is "NameError: name 'AppHelper' not defined" when I try to use the decorator @AppHelper.endSheetMethod. I tried to remedy this with "from AppHelper import endSheetMethod", but it has an import error with AppHelper. The autocomplete when inputting the decorator still works, and I am not having problems with any of the other modules I am importing, mainly objc, Foundation, and AppKit, nor am I having problems with other -- albeit simpler -- decorators such as @IBAction.
I read that the problems with importing could be caused by the fact that I have MacPython 2.6 installed, as well as several other Python libraries (Numpy, SciPi, etc). Apparently installing anything other than the base installation (and sometimes other than just the Mac OS X provided Python version) can cause (but does not necessarily mandate) problems in Python.framework.
If anyone could provide some insight on this I would be grateful... Thanks!
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.5.5)
