Re: PythonWin

Marco <[email protected]>:
>
> Dear Sirs,
> 
> I have joined Python developers for two months and anygui for a week
> (a newbie, indeed).

Hi!

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> On my home computer I have the following
> software:
> 
> Operating system        Windows 98
> Python                        2.3.2
> PythonWin                   win32all build 157
> Tkinter                        8.4.3
> 
> Mswgui is the default gui (I checked it too by backend()). But when
> I make use of the recommended code:
> 
> from anygui import *
> win=Window()
> app=Application()
> app.add(win)
> app.run()
>  
> I get this message of error:
> 
> Runtime error!
> Program: C:\PYTHON23\PYTHONWIN.EXE
> abnormal program termination 
> 
> On the contrary, by using Tkinter and the following code:
> 
> import anygui.backends.tkgui as gui
> win=gui.Window()
> app=gui.Application()
> app.add(win)
> app.run()
> 
> 
> I just get a Tkinter window.
>  
> Why this fact? Is it a Pythonwin bug, a Windows bug, an anygui bug,
> a virus or anything else?

It might very well be caused by Anygui, but I'm no msw expert, so I
can't really say what could cause this sort of exit.

Which version of Anygui are you using? I you're using 0.1.1, perhaps
you could consider trying the CVS version and see if that works
better? The codebase has been dormant for quite some time, but we are
discussing the possibility of packaging up the CVS source as a new
release, and any testing will be helpful.

(Also, it will be much more practical to fix bugs found in the current
CVS version than in 0.1.1.)

> Thank You!
>  
> Marco Siracusano - [email protected] - Florence (Italy)

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http://hetland.org            but a fire to be lighted."  [Plutarch]


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