osx-leopard

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . How is it possible that the binary executed 'by default' -- ie. the first one found in my path, as returned by the which command, is in fact not the binary actually being executed by default? (I'm running Mac OS X 10.5 on a 2008 MacBook Pro.) I just installed the latest version of git by running brew install git

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . How is it possible that the binary executed 'by default' -- ie. the first one found in my path, as returned by the which command, is in fact not the binary actually being executed by default? (I'm running Mac OS X 10.5 on a 2008 MacBook Pro.) I just installed the latest version of git by running brew install git

问题 I need to get PIL installed locally to test GAE's images api in my local environment. I grabbed the PIL 1.1.6 installer for Mac, and when I go to select the destination (when installing), I get the error: You cannot install PIL 1.1.6 on this volume. PIL requires System Python 2.5 to install. I have Python 2.5.x on this machine. NOTE: Added a bounty. I am in real need of a way to test the image API locally on my Mac. 回答1: That's quite easy: Install MacPorts Install Python 2.5 with sudo port

问题 I need to get PIL installed locally to test GAE's images api in my local environment. I grabbed the PIL 1.1.6 installer for Mac, and when I go to select the destination (when installing), I get the error: You cannot install PIL 1.1.6 on this volume. PIL requires System Python 2.5 to install. I have Python 2.5.x on this machine. NOTE: Added a bounty. I am in real need of a way to test the image API locally on my Mac. 回答1: That's quite easy: Install MacPorts Install Python 2.5 with sudo port

问题 I need to get PIL installed locally to test GAE's images api in my local environment. I grabbed the PIL 1.1.6 installer for Mac, and when I go to select the destination (when installing), I get the error: You cannot install PIL 1.1.6 on this volume. PIL requires System Python 2.5 to install. I have Python 2.5.x on this machine. NOTE: Added a bounty. I am in real need of a way to test the image API locally on my Mac. 回答1: That's quite easy: Install MacPorts Install Python 2.5 with sudo port

问题 Currently I am doing simple tests of my app (written in xCode for MAC OS X) and I noticed that there are some issues when it comes to getting data from internet. So I am requesting some text data: NSString *dataFromInternet = [[NSString alloc] initWithContentsOfURL:url usedEncoding:&encoding error:&error]; Now: If internet works then everything is awesome. If internet disconnected then I am getting error in "error" however "dataFromInternet" still returns the very same data as if there was

问题 First, I know, Leopard is the old-fogey at this point, but it's the minimum I'd like to be able to support with this script, so please bear with me (it's not even possible under Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger due to a bug w/Mail redirect/forward/reply bug I had uncovered long ago). I've been revisiting building an AppleScript to work in conjunction with Topic Desk's spamtrainer, so it goes through a selection of messages in the Junk folder and attempts to redirect them to a specified mailbox. Here's

问题 First, I know, Leopard is the old-fogey at this point, but it's the minimum I'd like to be able to support with this script, so please bear with me (it's not even possible under Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger due to a bug w/Mail redirect/forward/reply bug I had uncovered long ago). I've been revisiting building an AppleScript to work in conjunction with Topic Desk's spamtrainer, so it goes through a selection of messages in the Junk folder and attempts to redirect them to a specified mailbox. Here's

问题 In answering another question, I suggested to use timeit to test the difference between indexing a list with positive integers vs. negative integers. Here's the code: import timeit t=timeit.timeit('mylist[99]',setup='mylist=list(range(100))',number=10000000) print (t) t=timeit.timeit('mylist[-1]',setup='mylist=list(range(100))',number=10000000) print (t) I ran this code with python 2.6: $ python2.6 test.py 0.587687015533 0.586369991302 Then I ran it with python 3.2: $ python3.2 test.py 0

问题 This is related to Git 2.4.8 built from kernel.org sources and missing HTTP/HTTPS helpers. I found cURL's library was effectively configured with -arch ppc -arch ppc64 , but the fat library that was built has the architectures -arch ppc7400 -arch ppc64 . That's causing a Git configure/link failure, so Git's configure is [silently] dropping cURL, which is [silently] removing the HTTP/HTTPS helpers. The really odd thing is the other eight or so dependent libraries are fine when built using the