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Re: Eric (5) Python IDE, Tech.Report

Jonathan Harper — 2013-06-17T13:58:06

If you can e-mail me or post a link to the source files I can see what I can
do. I don't have a lot of free time, but I'll proof what I can.

has
glory.

Re: ken brockman

ken brockman — 2013-06-17T10:22:35

Hello!
 http://rodem.ru/rtzdw/pphce/iun/clrm.htm


 ken brockman




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Eric (5) Python IDE, Tech.Report

Pietro Moras — 2013-06-16T15:30:03

Months ago I've embarked on the production of an Eric (5) Python Tech.Report, as a new companion for the Reports collection as at URL:  http://eric-ide.python-projects.org/eric-documentation.html 
or:  http://www.box.net/shared/k64yenrpey 
Fine. 
Now that I'm not so far from the technical completion of this work, time has come to give a look at its readability, with your help.  That is:  
   English proof reader wanted, hard work (250 pg.s ca.), no pay, little glory. 
Further instructions upon request.
See you.
 - P.M.
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ANN: eric 5.3.4 released

Detlev Offenbach — 2013-06-09T11:21:50

Hi,

I just uploaded eric 5.3.4. It is a maintenance release fixing some 
bugs. It 
is available via the eric web site.

http://eric-ide.python-projects.org/index.html

Regards,
Detlev

ANN: eric 4.5.12 released

detlev — 2013-06-09T11:21:20

Hi,

I just uploaded eric 4.5.12. It is a maintenance release fixing some bugs. It 
is available via the eric web site.

http://eric-ide.python-projects.org/index.html

Regards,
Detlev

Re: 2 flaws when follow this tutorial

Jaime Seuma — 2013-06-03T20:02:26

Of course that would be fine with me :-)
Interesting remark on the Python3-related stuff.

Regards,

Jaime


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Re: 2 flaws when follow this tutorial

Detlev Offenbach — 2013-06-03T17:25:28

Hello iMath,

if Jaime doesn't have time to correct the tutorial for eric5, why don't you 
take over the job with his permission? That way we all could benefit from 
your research.

Btw, the import stuff is not an eric5 related thing but rather a Python3 topic. 
Just to let you know, eric doesn't require you to put these files anywhere 
specific.

Regards,
Detlev

On Sunday 02 June 2013, 23:02:33 Jaime Seuma wrote:


Hello iMath,


it is very kind of you to go through all the trouble of detecting the flaws and 
the causes originated them.
I guess that I should have emphasized in the tutorial that it was made for 
eric4; I wrote it before eric5 was released.
If memory serves, the procedures detailed in the tutorial used to work fine 
with eric4; no errors whatsoever when running the project...


I haven't actually tried to run the tutorial from within eric5, but it is possible 
that there are slight differences between eric4 and eric5 when it comes to 
the structure of the project, etc.
All in all, I still th

Re: 2 flaws when follow this tutorial

Jaime Seuma — 2013-06-02T21:02:33

Hello iMath,

it is very kind of you to go through all the trouble of detecting the flaws
and the causes originated them.
I guess that I should have emphasized in the tutorial that it was made for
eric4; I wrote it before eric5 was released.
If memory serves, the procedures detailed in the tutorial used to work fine
with eric4; no errors whatsoever when running the project...

I haven't actually tried to run the tutorial from within eric5, but it is
possible that there are slight differences between eric4 and eric5 when it
comes to the structure of the project, etc.
All in all, I still think that the tutorial is useful since it provides
some guidelines for the newbie to work with the eric IDE.

Then again, maybe some day I'll have the time to update the tutorial for
the current eric5 version (?).

Regards,

Jaime




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Re: Ubuntu Package for 4.5.11 (perhaps debian too)

Detlev Offenbach — 2013-05-28T14:44:05

Hello,

that is really great news. Once you mastered the process (unfortunately I am of no help for that) it would be a great contribution, if you could create a package for eric5. Debian and all the derived distress don't have it in their repositories yet.

Regards,
Detlev

Am 27.05.2013 um 21:20 schrieb David <david-nC384pzf5DNVtazZjgo0Tw< at >public.gmane.org>:


Detlev Offenbach
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Re: Ubuntu Package for 4.5.11 (perhaps debian too)

Mike C. Fletcher — 2013-05-27T20:06:14

...
The work *should*, I believe, happen on Launchpad at:

     bzr branch lp:ubuntu/eric

and I'm guessing you'll need the .tar.gz for all of the core app and the 
various translations. There is *likely* a script to download all of 
those into the correct places.  Once you've got your changes integrated 
you'll likely either create a pull request, or use `bzr send` to send 
the fixes to the maintainers.

I haven't actually gone through the process myself, I'm just going on an 
outsider's impressions of how it is supposed to work.

Hope that helps,
Mike

Ubuntu Package for 4.5.11 (perhaps debian too)

David — 2013-05-27T19:20:05

Good evening all,

I just wanted to introduce myself to the list as a potential new
contributor ... I'm not sure how much time I can commit to giving on an
ongoing basis, but I do have some itches to scratch.

The first itch is:
The package that is based off of v 4.5.8 segfaults on both my systems of
Kubuntu 13.04.

This made me sad, so I downloaded verison 4.5.10, then 4.5.11, worked fine.

I then packaged them up, they would be integrated nicely in to my Kubuntu
systems.

I'm not sure if I have done the packaging 100%--or even 50%--correctly
because I had to edit some of the debian script files, specifically:
a.) get_translations.py
b.) rules
in addition to updating various other files for the vision number.

So, my question is there a way I can contribute my work back to the
community?  Presumably this is yes, so what I really need to know is where
to contribute my work back?  What is the best way to this?

Thanks,
David

Re: Docs... and Ruby?

Detlev Offenbach — 2013-05-24T16:32:23

Hello,

I am glad you are willing to try the Ruby support. However, please note, 
that the debugger backend onyl support Ruby up to 1.8.x. Somehow it 
doesn't work with 1.9 and newer. Due to the fact that my Ruby knowledge 
is fairly poor I am unable to fix this. Every help is appreciated.

I already asked in the Ruby newsgroup but the response was ZERO.

Detlev

On Friday 24 May 2013, 00:50:42 Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
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Re: Docs... and Ruby?

Steve Barnes — 2013-05-24T05:36:27

Pietro Moras on this list has an ongoing project to produce such 
documentation and is normally happy to hear from potential proof 
readers. (e-ref.: Studio-PM <at> hotmail <dot> com)

Docs... and Ruby?

Ken D'Ambrosio — 2013-05-24T04:50:42

Hi!  I've been a (very) occasional user of Eric over the past couple of 
years as I did a small bit of Python here or there.  Recently, though, 
my job has changed such that I'm looking at a bunch more coding, and 
probably more with a focus toward Ruby.  Imagine my surprise when I saw 
that Eric supported Ruby!  Anyway, now that I'm likely to get fairly 
serious, a few things:

1) Docs, in general, are hard to come by.  I'd like a sort of 
step-through intro to the various features.  Anything like that around?

2) Ruby -- I see it mentioned, but not much.  Are there any docs that 
address the Ruby side of things, in particular?

Thanks much, and sorry to pester; I promise I've looked (though possibly 
not in the right places)!

Thanks,

-Ken

Re: Preventing Run Script Dialog From Popping Up

Detlev Offenbach — 2013-05-21T16:33:02

Hello,

You do not have to execute the run action every time. The Re-run will repeat 
the last run/debug/... action with exactly the same parameters as the last 
time. That means, on the first run you select Run, on all other just Re-run.

Detlev

Am Dienstag, 21. Mai 2013, 05:34:42 schrieb F.  Bouy:

Preventing Run Script Dialog From Popping Up

F.Bouy — 2013-05-21T05:34:42

How do I configure Eric5 to stop Run Script dialog from popping up every
time I run? I find it to be extremely annoying.

Also I do I stop the 'the program has terminated' dialog from pooping up as
well? I think it would be more user friendlier if this
not-always-important-message is reported in another window panel in
non-intrusive manner.

Re: Shell and Breaking on Exception

Detlev Offenbach — 2013-05-06T18:02:01

Hello Mark,

thanks for being so patient and helping to debug the issue. The 
observation is caused by a forgotten line of code. The locals dict of the 
current frame was not remembered in case of an exception. That is fixed in 
the current sources. The change will be part of the next release. If you 
need it urgently, just copy it over from the sources. Sources are available 
via the source code repository. See the eric web site for details.

Regards,
Detlev

On Monday 06 May 2013, 12:57:07 Mark Mordeca wrote:


Hi,
 
I’m sorry to bring this up again, but I did more troubleshooting into what is 
causing my problem and have narrowed it down to a difference in eric4 
versions.  Up to version 4.4.12 (r3937), eric4 behaves as I expect; i.e. 
when I run with F2 (or shift+F2) and an exception occurs, I say yes to if I 
would like to break at the exception, and then in the shell I can type “self” 
and variable names to access the variables in the memory space.  When I 
upgrade to the next version in line, 4.

Re: Shell and Breaking on Exception

Mark Mordeca — 2013-05-06T16:57:07

Hi,



I’m sorry to bring this up again, but I did more troubleshooting into what
is causing my problem and have narrowed it down to a difference in eric4
versions.  Up to version 4.4.12 (r3937), eric4 behaves as I expect; i.e.
when I run with F2 (or shift+F2) and an exception occurs, I say yes to if I
would like to break at the exception, and then in the shell I can type
“self” and variable names to access the variables in the memory space.
When I upgrade to the next version in line, 4.4.13 (r3989), this no longer
works – when I say yes to break at the exception and type self (or other
variables that do exist) in the shell, I get not defined errors.



The change log is unhelpful, the entry for 4.4.13 is “bug fixes”.  Can you
please provide any insight into what changed in between these two versions
that could cause this?



Thank you,

Mark



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Re: Shell and Breaking on Exception

Mark Mordeca — 2013-04-24T17:21:37

I know to focus on the configuration of my new install then, thanks for the
prompt response.



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*Subject:* Re: [Eric] Shell and Breaking on Exception



There was nothing removed in this area and it works over here.

On Wednesday 24 April 2013, 11:05:56 Mark Mordeca wrote:

Greetings,



I have recently upgraded my version of Qt/PyQt and so have upgraded my
version of Eric4 to the latest one.  In the previous version of Eric I was
using (4.3.10), when an exception occurred and the dialog appeared, I would
choose to break at it and then I would be able to use the shell to interact
with variables in the memory space.  After upgrading to latest version I
cannot interact with the variables when choosing to break at an exception
anymore and so now when an exception occurs I have to choose to break at
it, explicitly p

Re: Shell and Breaking on Exception

Detlev Offenbach — 2013-04-24T16:07:30

There was nothing removed in this area and it works over here.

On Wednesday 24 April 2013, 11:05:56 Mark Mordeca wrote:


Greetings,
 
I have recently upgraded my version of Qt/PyQt and so have upgraded my 
version of Eric4 to the latest one.  In the previous version of Eric I was 
using (4.3.10), when an exception occurred and the dialog appeared, I 
would choose to break at it and then I would be able to use the shell to 
interact with variables in the memory space.  After upgrading to latest 
version I cannot interact with the variables when choosing to break at an 
exception anymore and so now when an exception occurs I have to choose 
to break at it, explicitly place a break point at that spot and then re-run in 
debug mode.
 
Was the functionality that occurred in the old version removed or made as 
some setting that is defaulted to off now?  Or is there something weird in 
my new setup that causes this? Any help would be appreciated.
 
Thanks,
Mark 
 


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Investigating: Use cx_Freeze (Eric Project > Packagers)

Pietro Moras — 2013-04-24T16:07:17

Now a first “E(5)-PrjPackager – Tech.Report” draft, currently available at URL:  https://www.box.com/s/uzw8f77jyqlidbq8vv35    In case it's a subject of interest for you, I'd be pleased to share knowledge, questions, remarks (e-ref.: Studio-PM <at> hotmail <dot> com). Thanks. See you.- P.M.[Engaged with an ambitious project of Eric (5) Test & Documentation, from time to time I dare to inform you about what's currently going on]       _______________________________________________
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