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Python + webkit + gtk on windows

I am trying to do this script: PY WYSIWYG

And he says I need Gtk and WebKit. I think this is what I need:

So I downloaded WebKit, but I got the folder instead of the installer or installed the information. Move it to python folder or what should I do?

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You need PyGTK, here is the link to the download page with installation instructions for Windows: http://www.pygtk.org/downloads.html

You also need Python bindings for Webkit, not just Webkit itself. Below is a link to an unofficial Windows binary, with installation instructions and a link to an informal Webkit runtime for Windows as well: http://opensourcepack.blogspot.com/2009/12/pywebkitgtk-windows-binary.html

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There is an automatic installer of (mostly) Python GTK libraries . This should be resolved dependencies. This is unofficial. It contains a webkit. I found it because I need a webkit installer for Python.

I tried, and it worked like a charm.

List of all plugins contained inside it:

  • PyGTK 2.17.0 with numpy support
  • PyGobject 2.21.5
  • PyCairo 1.8.10
  • PyGtkspell, PyGTKhtml2, PyGDL 2.25.3
  • PyGDA 2.29.1
  • PyGST (Python Gstreamer) 0.10.20
  • PyWebkitGTK 1.18
  • PyClutter 1.3.2 with gst and gtk binding
  • PyGTKGlExt 1.1.0
  • PyGoocanvas 0.14.1
  • PyGTKSourceview 2.10.0
  • PyGTKImageview 1.2.0
  • PyRSVG 2.30
  • PyScintilla 1.99
  • PMing 4.4
  • Python Poppler 0.12 GPL
  • VIPSCC 7.24

PS: I actually had a problem with another webgui guide in Python mentioned here , then I found this page and your tutorial worked. Thank you. :)

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