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==Sugar Components== |
==Sugar Components== |
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This is a continuation of [[]]. Here, we are in the middle of walking through a sugar shell initialization to see all of the packages and utilities used in the sugar environment. Previously, we saw how Fedora is set up to launch sugar within a python context. Sugar had python launch Matchbox as an X windows environment, and DBUS as an interprocess messaging bus. After importing serveral python libraries, and some sugar python libraries, sugar is now going to continue setting up by importing special core python libraries and instantiating various classes and routines... Let's see what happens: |
This is a continuation of [[Understanding sugar code]]. Here, we are in the middle of walking through a sugar shell initialization to see all of the packages and utilities used in the sugar environment. Previously, we saw how Fedora is set up to launch sugar within a python context. Sugar had python launch Matchbox as an X windows environment, and DBUS as an interprocess messaging bus. After importing serveral python libraries, and some sugar python libraries, sugar is now going to continue setting up by importing special core python libraries and instantiating various classes and routines... Let's see what happens: |
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==Sugar's View Module== |
==Sugar's View Module== |
Revision as of 15:59, 26 February 2007
Sugar Components
This is a continuation of Understanding sugar code. Here, we are in the middle of walking through a sugar shell initialization to see all of the packages and utilities used in the sugar environment. Previously, we saw how Fedora is set up to launch sugar within a python context. Sugar had python launch Matchbox as an X windows environment, and DBUS as an interprocess messaging bus. After importing serveral python libraries, and some sugar python libraries, sugar is now going to continue setting up by importing special core python libraries and instantiating various classes and routines... Let's see what happens: