> > It's not possible to fit the new "@executable_path/../" style paths to > where the "/opt/gtk/" used to be, without relinking all the libraries. > > i.e. using the ld(1) flag of -headerpad_max_install_names to make sure > that all paths are padded to MAXPATHLEN for later install_name_tool use > > > Now, I have a proper PyGTK app that runs perfectly fine. I need a way to > bundle it properly. > > You might want to look at: http://live.gnome.org/GTK%2B/OSX/Bundling ? > That is the official way to build and bundle PyGTK and Python on OS X.
I did check out GTK-OSX. But, they don't seem to have much documentation for PyGTK. And, I'm not very familiar with what happens when an App bundle is to be built. I even followed Winswitch's instructions at http://winswitch.org/dev/macosx.html. But I'm stuck after the "jhbuild build" step. I just went ahead and executed my application from inside the jhbuild shell. I got a huge list of errors: http://pastebin.com/78AMZ3Tg - I couldn't make head or tail of it. Should I install gtk-osx after removing /opt/gtk? It would be great if someone could come up with a PyGTK-specific guide for building and bundling apps using GTK-OSX. Thanks, Shrihari
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