I have tested on all of the windows VM's I have including xp,vista,7, and 10.
Yes you are correct that this is an issue with the standard dabo menu (file, edit, etc..). I'm sort of concerned because the error is from core.py and I have been stopped there in the past -I'm not any sort c guy. But sooner or later I have a work around.
Can you run the wxPython demo? Find something that creates a top menu (I think MDIWindows does). Even running the demo creates a top menu.
As a short cut you might want to comment out the SetBitmap statement. Just to see if it works. The standard menu does not use bitmaps.
Ubuntu 1604 is to new (just two days right?) for me to do any testing. I normally wait a month or two. Johnf
On 04/28/2016 07:55 AM, Sibylle Koczian wrote:
Hello,
Am 27.04.2016 um 21:26 schrieb john:
Hi,
First you are able to post. Are I wouldn't typing this. For the rest of it you will have to contact Ed (I'd do it directly because he doesn't check the emails as often as in the past).
I got a mail by Ed with information from the logs, and I sent this to my ISP. Hopefully they will tell me what's the matter. If not I'll change over to my second email account with another provider.
As far as you problem I looking into the issue.
Would you please provide what version wxPython you are using (wx.__version__). BTW I'm running 3.0.2.0 (the latest version I know about) I get no errors on windows or openSUSE Leap 42. So everything I have is working with a few minor issues that I do not see when programming real apps.
My guess is you have a different version.
No, it's 3.0.2.0. The funny thing is: I get exactly the same exception with my old dabo version (0.9.14) and with the version you sent me. It seems the calls to dMenuItem.py are the same and they lead to the PyAssertionError from wx._core. And I get this in the Python shell with these commands:
import dabo dabo.ui.loadUI("wx") app = dabo.dApp() app.start()
So it's not my application. It begins to look like an Ubuntu problem; I'll try with Windows. What Windows version are you using?
Thank you for your help, Sibylle