Hi,
i'm trying to get boa constructor working with Python 2.3.4
At first i tried with boa 0.2.3 but that gave me an error. After
searching the web, it appeared that it's best to work with the
CVS version. Well, i checked that version out and moved it
to C:\Python23\Lib \site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa
When i then try to run it "python boa.py" it gives me this
output (windows 2000):
C:\Python23>C:\ Python23\python .exe
C:\Python23\Lib \site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\bo a.py
Starting Boa Constructor v0.2.8
importing wxPython
reading user preferences
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\bo a.py", line 231,
in ?
import Preferences, Utils, About
File "C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\Pr eferences.py",
line 130, in ?
execfile(file)
File
"C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\Co nfig\prefs.rc.p y", line
25, in ?
splitterStyle = wxCLIP_CHILDREN | wxSP_LIVE_UPDAT E | \
NameError: name 'wxSP_FULLSASH' is not defined
My wxPython is version 2.5.1.5u.
Any ideas?
Kind regards,
Benedict
8  2269 
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:15:39 GMT, "flupke"
<fl****@nonexis tingdomain.com> wrote: Hi,
My wxPython is version 2.5.1.5u.
Any ideas?
AFAIK the CVS version only works with wyPython 2.4.
"Lothar Scholz" <du***@scriptol utions.com> schreef in bericht
news:ha******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:15:39 GMT, "flupke"
<fl****@nonexis tingdomain.com> wrote:
Hi,
My wxPython is version 2.5.1.5u.
Any ideas?
AFAIK the CVS version only works with wyPython 2.4.
Hhhmm. Bummer. I wanted to use it to quickly get a wxPython app
going as i'm pretty new to Python & wxWindows.
Well, i guess i can also "type" :)
Are there any other screen designers (i've tried wxGlade but it
seems a bit limited)
Benedict
I have installed (& run) boa on W2K and XP. On my home machine never any
probs, but at work on W2K and XP I found I had to edit 3 files / classes.
I hope this may help you
I've just installed python 2.2, wxpython 2.4, and Boa Constructor 0.2.0, on
win 2000 sp3.
When I click on the boa.py file, I get the Boa splash, and an 'Error
on startup" dialog with the details; '"global name 'string' is not defined".
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Ant (New to Python)
By: antonahill ( ant hill )
RE: error on startup
2003-01-27 03:59
Hi
I have it running.
I had to add 'string' to the Import statement at the beginning of
these files:
About.py, StyledTextCtrls .py, and PropertyEditors .py
regards
Darren
"flupke" <fl****@nonexis tingdomain.com> wrote in message
news:f%******** ***********@heb e.telenet-ops.be... Hi,
i'm trying to get boa constructor working with Python 2.3.4
At first i tried with boa 0.2.3 but that gave me an error. After
searching the web, it appeared that it's best to work with the
CVS version. Well, i checked that version out and moved it
to C:\Python23\Lib \site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa
When i then try to run it "python boa.py" it gives me this
output (windows 2000):
C:\Python23>C:\ Python23\python .exe
C:\Python23\Lib \site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\bo a.py
Starting Boa Constructor v0.2.8
importing wxPython
reading user preferences
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\bo a.py", line
231, in ?
import Preferences, Utils, About
File "C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\Pr eferences.py",
line 130, in ?
execfile(file)
File
"C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\Co nfig\prefs.rc.p y",
line 25, in ?
splitterStyle = wxCLIP_CHILDREN | wxSP_LIVE_UPDAT E | \
NameError: name 'wxSP_FULLSASH' is not defined
My wxPython is version 2.5.1.5u.
Any ideas?
Kind regards,
Benedict
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 11:49:48 GMT, "flupke"
<fl****@nonexis tingdomain.com> wrote:
"Lothar Scholz" <du***@scriptol utions.com> schreef in bericht
news:ha******* *************** **********@4ax. com... On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:15:39 GMT, "flupke"
<fl****@nonexis tingdomain.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>My wxPython is version 2.5.1.5u.
>Any ideas?
>
AFAIK the CVS version only works with wyPython 2.4.
Hhhmm. Bummer. I wanted to use it to quickly get a wxPython app
going as i'm pretty new to Python & wxWindows.
Well, i guess i can also "type" :)
Are there any other screen designers (i've tried wxGlade but it
seems a bit limited)
Benedict
Maybe WxDesigner, but commerical and looks a little bit strange when
you use it the first time.
"flupke" <fl****@nonexis tingdomain.com> wrote in message
news:f%******** ***********@heb e.telenet-ops.be... C:\Python23>C:\ Python23\python .exe
C:\Python23\Lib \site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\bo a.py
Starting Boa Constructor v0.2.8
importing wxPython
reading user preferences
Comments based on traceback and no knowledge of boa specifically. Since
you just asked for 'ideas' without giving specific questions or where you
get lost, I have to make some guesses.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\bo a.py", line
231, in ?
import Preferences, Utils, About
File "C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\Pr eferences.py",
line 130, in ?
execfile(file)
This executes 'file', which I presume is prefs.rc.py, *in* the current
(Preferences) module.
Preferences.py must either define or import the constants used in 'file'.
File
"C:\Python23\Li b\site-packages\wxPyth on\tools\boa\Co nfig\prefs.rc.p y",
line 25, in ?
splitterStyle = wxCLIP_CHILDREN | wxSP_LIVE_UPDAT E | \
This line appears to be continued to another line, which presumably or's in
more constants, but traceback printer does not pick that up.
NameError: name 'wxSP_FULLSASH' is not defined
I would report this to boa people. In meanwhile, to get going, I would
find where constants are defined and add missing definition -- or remove
use of it.
Terry J. Reedy
news wrote: I have installed (& run) boa on W2K and XP. On my home machine never any
probs, but at work on W2K and XP I found I had to edit 3 files / classes.
I hope this may help you
I've just installed python 2.2, wxpython 2.4, and Boa Constructor 0.2.0, on
win 2000 sp3.
When I click on the boa.py file, I get the Boa splash, and an 'Error
on startup" dialog with the details; '"global name 'string' is not defined".
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Ant (New to Python)
By: antonahill ( ant hill )
RE: error on startup
2003-01-27 03:59
Hi
I have it running.
I had to add 'string' to the Import statement at the beginning of
these files:
About.py, StyledTextCtrls .py, and PropertyEditors .py
regards
Darren
news,
boa 0.2.0 is a really old version.
I use boa 0.2.8 + python 2.3.x + wxpython 2.4.2.4
get boa 0.2.8. from: http://boa-constructor.sourceforge.n...8-snapshot.tgz
Currently boa isn't ready for wxpython 2.5.x!
Uwe
flupke wrote: "Lothar Scholz" <du***@scriptol utions.com> schreef in bericht
news:ha******* *************** **********@4ax. com...
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:15:39 GMT, "flupke"
<fl****@nonex istingdomain.co m> wrote:
Hi,
My wxPython is version 2.5.1.5u.
Any ideas?
AFAIK the CVS version only works with wyPython 2.4.
Hhhmm. Bummer. I wanted to use it to quickly get a wxPython app
going as i'm pretty new to Python & wxWindows.
Well, i guess i can also "type" :)
Are there any other screen designers (i've tried wxGlade but it
seems a bit limited)
Just revert your wxPython install down to version 2.4.2. That's what I
did, anyway. In the end I found that I was too inept to be able to make
Boa-Constructor work and ended up writing it by hand. A big problem I've
found with wxPython in general is that the tracebacks it provides never
link back to your code. The traceback stays exclusively in the
site-packages/wxPython/ directory, which means that if you're relying on
Boa Constructor to make your GUI code you'll never figure out what the
hell is wrong. Better to either write it yourself or make a dummy
project where you test things out on BC then move selected changes over
to your app. It's kinda ghetto but it worked for me.
Gabriel.
"flupke" <fl****@nonexis tingdomain.com> schreef:
(Hallo mede-pandoriaan ;-) Hhhmm. Bummer. I wanted to use it to quickly get a wxPython app
going as i'm pretty new to Python & wxWindows.
Well, i guess i can also "type" :)
Are there any other screen designers (i've tried wxGlade but it
seems a bit limited)
There is XRCed too: <http://xrced.sourcefor ge.net/>
(it's included with wxPython IIRC)
If you want "easier hand-coding" based on wxPython you might want to try:
- Wax <http://zephyrfalcon.or g/moin.cgi/Wax>
- PythonCard <http://pythoncard.sour ceforge.net/>
--
JanC
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