How can I change the Framework path my Python file is referring? I'm trying to run an 3rd party application with Python. I understand that Monterey has done away with the System installed Python 2.7, however this application was released before Monterey. When I try to run it, I get:
Xcode permission denied I have tried to use Python in Xcode, I set everything up according to a tutorial but a big problem showed up after trying to execute the python program. The issue was, according to Xcode, a lack of permission,
Note that there are 3 entries for Python where they were granted network access using different names/paths. When I use the curl command line tool to test the web services, I can get the web page using "locahost" and 127.0.0.1 for the host.
So I'm on MacBook Air, MacOS Sonoma 14.2.1 with an Apple M2 chip, and I'm trying to run a certain Python3 program. Whenever I try to run the program (through f5 on IDLE), it (attempts to) open the python3 launcher app, but the launcher screen itself does not open. If you right-click the app in the dock (screenshot1), If you open the forcequit pannel (cmd+optn+esc) (screenshot2), or if you go ...
I can't help with developing Python code in Xcode as I hand code my GUI Python apps in Sublime Text 4 and then use the PyPy Pyinstaller tool to compile into a .app that responds like any other Mac App. Some of these, I have even converted to work-alike Swift UI applications.
To run and view the output of a Python file from the terminal, you can follow these steps: **Step 1: Open the Terminal** * On a Mac, you can find the Terminal app in the Applications/Utilities folder, or use Spotlight to search for it. * On a Windows PC, you can search for "Terminal" in the Start menu or type "cmd" in the Run dialog box (Windows key + R). * On a Linux machine, you can find the ...
However, in spite of the name, this isn't actually Python. It is just a proxy app. If you try to run it, the operating system will first check to see if you actually have Python installed. If you do, then it runs Python as you would expect. If you don't have Python, it will ask if you want to download the Command Line tools so you can run Python.
I am not able to do any commands, as after three time trying to exit this python thing, I just get [process completed] message. It sounds like you launched your app from the Finder and your app automatically opened a Terminal window. This is the normal response once an app finishes running if the app automatically opened the Terminal window.
