Re: [Eclass-users] New Eclass Bug (2-5-4-17)

[Kevin O. <ke...@tu...>]

Hi BJ,

Gak! Wow, thanks for catching this. The problem is that Python module 
names cannot start with a number, even if your theme name can. (and 
each theme creates its own Python file, which will allow for customized 
macros, etc.) For the moment, try deleting the theme and re-creating it 
using a name like "five_decades". After TFA, I'm going on a major 
bug-hunt and also adding a few of the features we've talked about over 
the past month or so, and will take care of this along with the other 
things.

Thanks,

Kevin

On Aug 4, 2004, at 8:26 AM, BJ Cameron wrote:

> Hi Kevino,
>
> I found a new bug...
>
> I tried creating new themes by copying an old one (frames), it creates 
> the
> theme, but once you close the theme manager. It doesn't work. If you 
> open
> the theme manager, the new theme is gone. However, it is still there 
> in the
> C:\Program Files\EClass.Builder 2.5.4.17\themes.
>
> Since then, I have closed EClass (editor.exe) and tried to re-open it, 
> no
> luck.  Eclass fails to start.
>
> I re-installed, and the same problem occurs:
>
>> From the errlog.txt:
>
>         August 04, 2004 11:19:12 - starting EClass.Builder...
>
>
>         1
>         Traceback (most recent call last):
>           File "<string>", line 3373, in OnCopyTheme
>           File "<string>", line 1
>             import themes.5dec
>                   ^
>         SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>         1
>         1
>         1
>
> BJ
>
>
>
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