[Gvr-devel] New posts on GvR Wiki

[Waseem S. D. <wdaher@MIT.EDU>]

People seem to be making posts on the GvR wiki (which is good!), but we
don't really seem them super-quickly (in this case, almost a month's
turn-around time!).

I can make a mailing list (gv...@mi...), if we want, that will forward
to us. The annoying things are:
a) I'd be the only one that could control it
b) List membership would have to be separate than that of gvr-devel

The major pro though is that people can email us bugs without being
subscribed to the list (also, is it possible just to change gvr-devel so
that you don't have to be subscribed to post? This might be dangerous
for spam reasons, but I think we should give it a try and see what
happens).

Let me know what you think.

- W

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re:gvr 1.3.1 --2005/05/09 11:27 EST
Couldn't get this to work using python 2.3 and wxpython 2.6 on Windows.
As is, I'd get an error message saying I didn't have wxpython. I changed
gvr.py to say 2.6 instead of 2.5 and the GUI then does work, but get
error message:

C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\gvr-1.3.1>python gvr.py [Errno 2]? No such file or
directory: ~/.gvrrc A previously selected wx version does not match the
new request. Can not import wxversion Will attempt to import existing
version of wxPython.

When I try to execute an example I get the message: The C++ part of the
CodeEditorWindow? object has been deleted, attribute access no longer
allowed.

in dos it says:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "gvr.py", line 441, in Step
self.stepThruNextInstruction() File "gvr.py", line 470, in
stepThruNextInstruction self.beginProgram() File "gvr.py", line 454, in
beginProgram gvrCode = self.codeEditorWindow.getText() File "C:\PYTHON23
\Lib\site-packages\wx-2.6-msw-ansi\wx\_core.py", line 11863, in
__getattr__ raise PyDeadObjectError?(self.attrStr % self._name)
wx._core.PyDeadObjectError?: The C++ part of the CodeEditorWindow?
object has been deleted, attribute access no longer allowed.

re:gvr 1.3.1above --2005/05/09 14:26 EST
It's working. I still get the first error message but the gui works. I
wasn't opening up both a world and a program. Guess I should read the
lessons first. :)