problems with in 2.3.2 developed modules used with 2.2.2

[Raaijmakers, Vincent (IndSys,GE Interlogix)]

Sorry for the long header of this mail ;-)

Has anyone experienced modules developed in 2.3.2 (using IDLE and PythonWin as IDE) don't work under 2.2.2.... I mean basic stuff like it can not see classes from your .py file, so an import fails?

It almost likes that in my case 2.2.2 doesn't like the file format generated by IDLE or PythonWin in 2.3.2.

Does someone know if this is a known problem?

Vincent

[Kevin Cazabon]

Try deleting the .pyc version of the file... maybe 2.2.2 doesn't
realize that the magic number is wrong and that it should recompile
from the .py source.

Kevin.
"Raaijmakers, Vincent (IndSys, GE Interlogix)" <Vi*****************@ge.com> wrote in message news:<ma*************************************@pyth on.org>...

Sorry for the long header of this mail ;-)

Has anyone experienced modules developed in 2.3.2 (using IDLE and
PythonWin as IDE) don't work under 2.2.2.... I mean basic stuff like it
can not see classes from your .py file, so an import fails?

It almost likes that in my case 2.2.2 doesn't like the file format
generated by IDLE or PythonWin in 2.3.2.

Does someone know if this is a known problem?

Vincent

[John Roth]

"Raaijmakers, Vincent (IndSys,GE Interlogix)" <Vi*****************@ge.com>
wrote in message news:ma*************************************@pytho n.org...
Sorry for the long header of this mail ;-)

Has anyone experienced modules developed in 2.3.2 (using IDLE and PythonWin
as IDE) don't work under 2.2.2.... I mean basic stuff like it can not see
classes from your .py file, so an import fails?

It almost likes that in my case 2.2.2 doesn't like the file format generated
by IDLE or PythonWin in 2.3.2.

Does someone know if this is a known problem?

[Response by John Roth]

1. Have you checked the bug tracker?

2. Check the line endings in the .py file. This is a wild guess,
but 2.2 might not be properly recognizing line endings that
2.3 recognizes. PEP 278 added universal newline support
to Python, and it's being used for import and exec(), so
modules that 2.3 finds readable might not be readable by
2.2

John Roth

Vincent

[Michael Hudson]

ke***@cazabon.com (Kevin Cazabon) writes:

Try deleting the .pyc version of the file... maybe 2.2.2 doesn't
realize that the magic number is wrong and that it should recompile
from the .py source.

It most certainly should.

Cheers,
mwh

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