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In this third segment of the Epic Introduction to PyObjC and Cocoa we spend some time in the standard application development workflow of iterating new idea from concept into feature. First, we have double clicking an entry open its page on FreeBase.com, then add disk based caching of results, and we end by adding an indicator to reassure users that the app hasn't frozen while retrieving data from Metaweb.
You are responding to this comment written by Greg on August 31st 2008, 16:18.
Well, it runs out that my problem with NSInternalInconsistency is due to incompatibilities between different python installations. In particular, the framework build.
I solved the problem by moving away the framework python (but I didn't delete it yet). Follwing that, I has to re-create the python-cocoa project (but a full recompile might also have worked.
The UNIX command I used was:
sudo mv /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework ~/Python-from-Library-Frameworks-Python.framework
which (if you have no other problems) might eventually be followed by:
rm ~/Python-from-Library-Frameworks-Python.framework
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