The PyObjC package provides the glue needed to interface the Python interpreter
with the Objective-C language. At its core is the objc module makes
Objective-C objects and classes available as first-class Python citizens. It is
not only possible to use Objective-C objects but you can also subclass
Objective-C classes.
To make it easier to use the core objc module, this package also provides
a number of modules that are wrappers for the Cocoa frameworks, such as
Foundation and AppKit. These modules not only give you access to the classes in
these frameworks but also to the functions and constants in those modules.
To install this package double-click on PyObjC.pkg. This will install the
PyObjC python package and some Project Builder templates. The documentation
and examples are found in the folder PyObjC Documentation and Examples.
Install these by dragging this folder to you disk, /Library/Documentation
is a suitable location.
NOTE: This installer package is for Mac OS X 10.2 with the Python 2.2 supplied
by Apple. There is a seperate installer for Mac OS X 10.3. If you use
MacPython 2.3 on Mac OS X 10.2 you should use the Package Manager
application to install PyObjC. In other situation you can install PyObjC from
the source archive.