Re: Re: Some problems in the migration from Classic to Phoenix (cry for help?)

Do you mind sharing the stacktrace anyway?

On Tue, 10 Jul 2018, Hélio Guilherme wrote:

> 
> Hi again,
> 
> I am still desperate with the crashing bug (I wish it would be smashing :)
> ). It happens on Linux, Windows and MacOS with wxPython >=3.0.3  (not with
> 2.8.12.1).
> 
> If anyone can spare time and knowledge to help me debug this, it would be
> wonderful for the Testers Community to have a Python 3 Robot Framework IDE
> (RIDE).
> 
> I can get the stack trace (but it does no tell me anything :().
> 
> Attached is RIDE and Inspection Tool screenshot. I ask if that would be a
> "normal" application configuration?
> 
> I can produce the crash by double-clicking the "For Loop Keyword" cell
> (which would "jump" to its definition). Also attach the text file.
> 
> I have no other way to create a minimal demonstrating app.
> 
> Current code is at https://github.com/HelioGuilherme66/RIDE/tree/gificons
> To call from cloned repository, use:
> invoke devel -a --debugconsole
> 
> To call from installed, use:
> ride.py --debugconsole
> 
> Thank you,
> Hélio
> 
> quarta-feira, 7 de Fevereiro de 2018 às 23:26:13 UTC, Hélio Guilherme
> escreveu:
>       Hi all,
>
>       I announced already on this list that I am migrating an
>       application from wxPython 2.8.12.1 to Phoenix, and at the same
>       time from Python 2.7 to Python 3.6.
>
>       Well, I have a lot of software design problems, that I slowly
>       try to solve, but the immediate things are some bugs that I
>       blame on Phoenix side. Although, they may be because the code
>       was done to Classic and there may be some unnoticed differences
>       in Phoenix which have impact.
>
>       List of issues:
>       - On Windows 10, wxPython 4.0.0, python 2.7.13:
>           The selection of text on a CustomGrid cell, is not
>       highlighted.  (this problem existed once in Linux, GTK3+ but was
>       fixed, and at the moment it was OK on Windows) It is OK on
>       Windows 7.
>       - On Windows 7 and 10, wxPython 4.0.0/4.0.1, python 2.7.13:
>            It is not possible to type text on certain fields, like,
>       Library button and Name field. The only way is to paste with
>       context menu (CTRL-V also not working). No problems with GTK3+.
>            On certain text fields like Add Scalar button, Name text
>       field, there is no blinking cursor. No problems with GTK3+.
>            It does not work detaching a floating tooltip window with
>       double-click, this works fine with 2.8.12.1 (on Cell Editor,
>       type Log and press CTRL-M or CTRL-SPACE). No problems with GTK3+
>
>       Finally on all platforms:
>            - When we move from the flat notebook tabs to the Editor
>       (Grid), it may render grayed color without cells (there is a
>       workaround, to move to Text Editor and back).
>            - When we navigate from Editor to project Tree, we get
>       crashes (not always).
>       I suspect that these are related on how it was designed. The
>       Editor is being Created when we select its Tab and probably
>       Destroyed when replaced.
> 
>
>       If by chance anyone would like to install and try this Robot
>       Framework IDE, I have a release here (there is also a link to a
>       Wiki page with the known Issues).
>       One day when my project is bug "free", I'll start doing
>       regression tests for all the Demos of wxPython ;).
>
>       pip install wxPython
>       pip install robotframework
>       pip install pygments
>       pip install
>       https://github.com/HelioGuilherme66/RIDE/archive/v1.7.2.zip
>
>       Thank you for your time. I am also grateful to all the
>       opensource developers that makes all this possible (specifically
>       GTK, wxWidgets, wxPython and robotframework/RIDE).
>
>       Hélio
> 
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