> altanis .at. ceid DO.T upatras.gr wrote:
> > Actually, now that the other encoding problem reappeared, I can't test
> > this on my actual application. Sorry for the excessive email. I might
> > revert back a couple of revisions until it gets solved, although I would
> > appreciate a solution in the latest version. Thanks
>
> You need to figure out if the encoding problem reappearing is a result
of a dabo
> update or of something else different in your data.
The update is what caused it, I changed nothing else, plus I was able to
reproduce it by making records with the revision that works, and then
update, which corrupted the records and prevented me from making new ones.
By corrupting I mean that they appeared as gibberish, whereas before the
update they seemed fine (this only happens with greek text).
> If you find an exact
> revision that causes the problem, we'll be able to narrow down the cause
of the problem.
>
> Thanks
>
> Paul
I made some tests, and it appears this happened somewhere after revision
5097 and 5105. All revisions in between fail to install with this error
message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "setup.py", line 7, in <module>
from dabo.__version__ import version
File "/home/nameless/programs/dabosrc/dabo/dabo/__init__.py", line 138,
in <module>
from dabo.lib.logger import Log
File "/home/nameless/programs/dabosrc/dabo/dabo/lib/__init__.py", line
12, in <module>
import profilehooks
File "/home/nameless/programs/dabosrc/dabo/dabo/lib/profilehooks.py",
line 106, in <module>
from profile import Profile
ImportError: No module named profile
So I don't know the exact one that causes the problem.
Also:
> altanis (at) ceid .D.OT upatras.gr wrote:
> > You're right, that worked! :) Thank you. So now how do I use that to make
> > a custom report from my application? I am not using the AppWizard. Thanks
> > again.
>
> I thought you had a report already that was displaying boxes instead of
the greek chars?
>
> You probably have a menu item somewhere that launches the report, or a
form that
> accepts some user input which in turn launches the report.
>
> Put that code (import reportlab, etc.) at the beginning of your
application, so it
> only runs once.
>
> Paul
I tried this with a test cursor, not with actual data. I will browse
through the code in the AppWizard and Editor.py to see how I can output my
data in a report, although it seems somewhat daunting, my first attempt
was unsuccessful.
Thank you
Alexander
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