Using a stricter check to see if Python was installed as a framework.#1613
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… Also, because of the recurring problems with non-framework Pythons, importing the Mac OS X backend will now fail (instead of just issuing a warning) if Python is not installed as a framework.
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I can confirm that this works as expected. |
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I also checked in Python 3 non-framework (I didn't check Python 3 framework because I don't have numpy installed there and I didn't want to do it). |
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Thanks. I have checked with Python 3 framework; it works as expected. |
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Using a stricter check to see if Python was installed as a framework.
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Using a stricter check to see if Python was installed as a framework. Also, because of the recurring problems with non-framework Pythons, importing the Mac OS X backend will now fail (instead of just issuing a warning) if Python is not installed as a framework. This patch uses the WITH_NEXT_FRAMEWORK macro in pyconfig.h to determine if Python is installed as a framework. This is safer than the previous approach using CGMainDisplayID().
This is a bug fix for issue 665 (#665).