Public bug reported:
When creating a message in python-indicate, the following code should
set the type to 'system':
import indicate
indicator = indicate.Indicator()
indicator.set_property("type", "system")
Instead, you get an exception:
(example-indicator.py:14718): libindicate-WARNING **: Trying to set the 'type'
of an indicator which should be done through subclassing.
According to tedg on #ayatana, this should be a simple warning. However,
the exception is raised and the type is not set.
** Affects: indicator-applet
Importance: Wishlist
Assignee: Ted Gould (ted-gould)
Status: Confirmed
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Cannot create non-message indications
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/367974
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Status in Indicator Applet: Confirmed
Bug description:
When creating a message in python-indicate, the following code should set the
type to 'system':
import indicate
indicator = indicate.Indicator()
indicator.set_property("type", "system")
Instead, you get an exception:
(example-indicator.py:14718): libindicate-WARNING **: Trying to set the 'type'
of an indicator which should be done through subclassing.
According to tedg on #ayatana, this should be a simple warning. However, the
exception is raised and the type is not set.
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