--- a/README-MacOSX.txt Tue Nov 08 18:53:58 2011 +0100
+++ b/README-MacOSX.txt Sat Nov 12 12:44:07 2011 +0100
@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
should be installed via a packaging system. The recommended one is MacPorts
because of it's completeness. This is the way described below.
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1. Install Xcode 3 (for Snow Leopard)
------------------
The installation of various packages require the Xcode package that is
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After you have been logged in follow the download link for Xcode 3. After you
downloaded the package install it as described above.
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1. Install Xcode 4 (for Lion)
------------------
Open the Mac App Store and enter "xcode" into the search entry at the top
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In contrast to the Xcode 3 procedure described above, the installer does not
ask for a selection of sub-packages.
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2. Install Python 3.2
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Although Mac OS X comes with a python installation it is recommended to
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/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.2/Resources/English.lproj/Documentation/index.html
/Applications/Python 3.2/Python Documentation.html
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3. Install Qt4
--------------
Download the Qt4 package from
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/Developer/Applications/Qt/translations
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4. Install QScintilla2
----------------------
Download the QScintilla2 source code package from
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make
sudo make install
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5. Install sip
--------------
Download the sip source code package from
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make
sudo make install
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6. Install PyQt4
----------------
Download the PyQt4 source code package from
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make -j
sudo make install
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7. Install QScintilla2 Python bindings
--------------------------------------
Change back to the extracted QScintilla2 directory and in there change to the
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make -j
sudo make install
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8. Install MacPorts
-------------------
MacPorts is a packaging system for the Mac. I recommend to install it to use
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http://guide.macports.org/#using.port
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9. Install aspell and dictionaries
-----------------------------------
eric4 includes the capability to perform spell checking of certain parts of
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sudo port install aspell-dict-de aspell-dict-en
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10. Install hunspell and dictionaries
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penchant depends on hunspell as well. Enter these commands to install it
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sudo port install enchant
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12. Install pyenchant
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Get the penchant sources from
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If you get an error (ImportError for the first command or no dictionaries
are show for the second command) please recheck the installation checks.
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13. Install pysvn
-----------------
Mac OS X already provides subversion. However, best performance for eric5 is
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This should print the pysvn version as a tuple like '(1, 7, 5, 0)'. If you get
an error please check your installation.
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14. Install Mercurial
---------------------
Get Mercurial from
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Extract the downloaded package and install it.
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15. Install eric5
-----------------
Get the latest eric5 distribution package from
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You may drag it to the dock to have it ready.
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16. First start of eric5
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When eric5 is started for the first time it will recognize that it hasn't been
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and the paths to the various help pages on the Help Documentation page. The
values to be entered are given above in the Python and Qt installation sections.
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17. Install optional packages for eric5 (for plug-ins)
------------------------------------------------------
eric5 provides an extension mechanism via plug-ins. Some of them require the
installation of additional python packages. The plug-ins themselves are
available via the Plugin Repository from within eric5.
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17.1 Installation of pylint
---------------------------
pylint is a tool to check Python sources for issues. In order to get it
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relate to the tests included in the packages. Nevertheless, the installation
will be fine.
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17.2 Installation of cx_freeze
------------------------------
cx_freeze is a tool that packages a Python application into executables. It is
