>  Well again, the XULRunner app works!

Yes, and this is all we promise.  Having an interactive Python work is a
bonus, but occasionally things get in the way here.

>  I've added as many conceivable paths to my PYTHONPATH as I can imagine,
>  as well as started my interactive python shell from a myriad of different
>  locations with no luck

The problem has nothing to do with Python not being able to find its
modules, but with mozilla being unable to locate all its registries.

>  I guess if I stick with it... are there any diagnostic tools I can pick
>  up to ease my headaches?  Right now I'm limited to taking my one simple
>  XULrunner example, and sort of permuting it to do different stuff, using
>  javascript alerts as my primary source of debug statements (bleck!)

Why can't you use Python debuggers and/or print statements here
(passing -console to the xulrunner executable might help)?  IIUC, you have
xulrunner working OK, so you should be able to do anything Python related
when running under XULRunner.

>  I guess even beyond that, does anyone have any suggestions regarding
mozconfig
>  files I can use to build the trunk to give me the appropriate suite of
tools
>  for developing a standalone XUL application? (a la songbird, etc...)  I
could
>  post mine, if that's informative.

I'm afraid I'm a little lost now - you have XULRunner working, right?  Why
are you looking for a new mozconfig?

Cheers,

Mark

_______________________________________________
pyxpcom mailing list
pyxpcom@[...].com
To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs