It's in the ReaChorder thread, which has been around for a while so you might not have seen the possible fixes for Tkinter GUI windows in Python ReaScript on Mac that Veto has put together on page 2... It would be good to have a answer to this question. Code:
Thank you for your contribution snooks. IMHO, it would be very convenient to have a separate thread for OSX users who want to use Reachorder. Cause the current Reachorder thread is becoming really large and it becomes cumbersome to lookup. In the new OSX thread, it would be nice for starters, for rookies, to have a very detailed explanation of: - which exact version of Python-OSX to install, and where exactly to get that version. Sidenote: I am on OSX 10.13 and i can't even get a regular python installer (from python website) to install, cause it gives me an error that there is nothing to install :confused: So had to look for other ways to install python (like via homebrew). - Where to get the right installer(s) for installing Tkinter OSX and exactly what to do to have it installed correctly. I think these above 2 are really important: to be sure you have correct version of python-osx correctly installed and also Tkinter. When you know these installs are 100% correct, dan we can go from there to handle the issue(s) that occur when executing Reachorder.
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Hi Veto, I made the test script and ran it. Outcome: A popup window with this: 3.3.0 (v3.3.0:bd8afb90ebf2, Sep 29 2012, 01:25:11) [GCC 4.2.1 (Apple Inc. build 5666) (dot 3)] 8.5
FWIW: I have six python versions installed on Mavericks. One came with OSX, others are installed either from an "official" installer, or with HomeBrew. On my test machine, the paths to these versions are not the same in Terminal, the gui and other applications. Partly because for some web apps, running in the Apache2 that's included in Mavericks, need different versions. I have no clue why Terminal, Finder and others are seeing different paths. I've tried clearing this mess, but it always results in one or more web apps no longer functioning. Since I need those, I've stopped trying. I'll be upgrading to a clean El Capital machine soon and this time, I've promised myself to keep it simple (just a few python versions) and keep notes to be able to track back to see which differences stem from what action.