I did some more checking on this. My fix _does_ seem to work on IDLE
1.1. I'm not sure what I was doing wrong before. It may be that I was
accidently mixing my 2.3 and 2.4 libraries. Or maybe I'm just suffering
from too much end-of-term grading :-).
--John
Arthur wrote:
John writes -
This seems to work fine on IDLE 1.03-1.04. I've been working with it for
a couple days and have not noticed any problems. Unfortunately, last
night I tried the same fix on IDLE 1.1, and I ran into some problems.
Has the subprocess code undergone significant revision from 1.04 to 1.1?
Is there a possibility that the issue is differences in the versions of
tcl/tk against which it is running, rather than in changes in Idle .
It is known that threading related code that worked against 8.3 breaks under
8.4 as tcl seems to have changed its own threading model. There is some
writing out there by Martin v. L�wis about this change in tcl's model and
the changes it necessitated in Python's tkinter code. Unfortunately I can't
seem to trace my steps back to it right now.
Is it reasonable to suspect there is relationship here somewhere with
Freddy?
Not that knowing that gets us anywhere in particular, but it might contain a
clue.
Are you running IDLE 1.03 against the same tcl/tk versions as you are
running IDLE 1.1?
Art
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