XCode 3.0 cocoa-python app throws exception when importing objc

Question

I have created the default cocoa-python application in xcode. I then try and run it and it says that an exception was thrown. I search back through the console and apparently it could not find the module objc.
After searching for reasons it is apparently because there are two Python frameworks installed. One in /System/Library/Frameworks and the other in /Library/Frameworks. The one in /Library/Frameworks does not have PyObjC installed for it.
However, in my xcode proj under linked Frameworks, it points to the python framework in /System/Library/Frameworks which has objc installed. Is there any reason. So apparently when it is running it, it decides not to used that linked framework but the other one without objc instead.
Would the best thing to do be, to delete the alternative python framework in /Library/Frameworks, or is there a better solution.

Answer 1

keeler1 wrote:
Are there any good PyObjC tutorials, preferably ones that do not use xcode.
I don't have any recommendations to hand, but I imagine a web search should turn up something. I know the Prags have a book on RubyCocoa coming out, but I doubt that'll be much interest if Python's your thing. Personally, I learnt PyObjC by reading up on ObjC basics so I could follow the Cocoa documentation, then playing around with the sample projects included with PyObjC. PyObjC development is pretty much just regular Cocoa development with a thin glue layer on top. There's py2app documentation online if you need it, and again the easiest thing is just to start with the existing examples and modify to suit.