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#411 Python and TCL Scripts don't work
I'm using MacCvsX-3.3a1 and no script will run. It recognizes
TCL and Python framework but when you try to launch it it
throws:
Querying tags ...
cvs error, bad module name maybe ?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in ?
File "/Applications/MacCvsX-3.3a1/PythonLib/cvsgui/
MacroRegistry.py", line 209, in DoCmd
m.Run()
File "/Applications/MacCvsX-3.3a1/PythonLib/cvsgui/
Macro.py", line 63, in Run
_cvsgui.LaunchTclMacro(self.m_file)
SystemError: error return without exception set
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in ?
File "/Applications/MacCvsX-3.3a1/PythonLib/cvsgui/
MacroRegistry.py", line 209, in DoCmd
m.Run()
File "/Applications/MacCvsX-3.3a1/PythonLib/cvsgui/
Macro.py", line 63, in Run
_cvsgui.LaunchTclMacro(self.m_file)
SystemError: error return without exception set
File "<string>", line 1
Traceback (most recent call last):
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Please help ...btw I made mistake and installed Python-
MachO after the MacCvs ...I've tried re-installing the MacCvs
but that didn't do the trick.
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I have never used MacCvs or or even a Mac but this error
message on WinCvs would usually indicate that TCL could not
be detected. Maybe this could give you a hint at where to
look... On Win this could usually be resolved by a registry
edit to tell WinCvs the location of the TCL binaries. Don't
think this will apply on Mac though, so I'm skipping the
details for now...
Note that the shere existence of the TCL macros on the menu
does not necesarily mean that WinCvs could detect TCL. The
menu items are created by the Python part of the interface,
solely based on the files found in the Macros directory.
Hope this helps.
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This is - kind of - fixed in 3.3a2. You can update from sources if you want or wait for the next distribution. It currently still requires to install the Python framework that is available on the download page...