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I'm a long-time user of ActivePython, and also own a couple of Komodo licenses.
I've recently moved to the Mac, and one thing that I'm missing a lot is the "offline" documentation (i.e., in Windows Help format) that was included with ActivePython.
Is there a Mac "equivalent" of that documentation? I'm not always online when banging away on some script (actually I've found that plane trips are great for some quick coding) so "googling it" doesn't work.
You can do that directly form Xcode preferences:
Maybe you can skip the step 6 if Xcode shows that the documentation is not installed.
There are a couple of things that could be causing this:
Make sure "Wake for network access" is checked in Energy Saver. This should work if Skype is sending data over Bonjour.
Your prior computer may only be turning off the display instead of sleeping the computer entirely. In the Energy Saver control panel, try setting the computer sleep time to Never. You can retain your display sleep time.
My understanding is that #2 is likely the solution as I don't believe the type of traffic on which Skype relies will trigger the Wake-On-LAN feature.
Best Answer
You can download the Python documentation directly from python.org, see Python Documentation for details.
You can also use
pydocin Terminal to access the documentation already stored on your Mac.