I've tried endlessly to get pycairo to work on Windows, but version 1.8.8 won't install. Is there something comparable out there that actually works on Windows?
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Have you tried the easy to use PyCairo Installers for Windows created by the PyGTK team?
In addition to the installer you will need libcairo-2.dll libpng12.dll and zlib1.dll and put them in the PATH. You can get them from the gtk win32 boundle.
Manuel Ceron
2009-10-25 07:44:05
Indeed, I've used PyCairo and other PyGTK libraries for several Python projects on Windows, and they work great... It just takes a little elbow grease to get them set up first.
ewall
2009-11-05 02:48:17
Isn't this limited to creating SVG documents? I don't believe it renders to screen unless you take care of that through some other library?
Leeks and Leaks
2009-10-31 01:46:38