> The following was supposedly scribed by > Eric Wilhelm > on Friday 27 February 2004 09:30 am:
>(and >a few times got "can't bless non-reference at Inline.pm line 318...", but I >can't manage to repeat that (halucination?)) I see where this came from now. Changing the library back to its original state of "class Dwg(object):" does not get picked-up by Inline, which tries to continue using the pre-compiled wrapper code. rm -rf ~/.Inline/lib/auto/test* clears the cache, and I'm back to the familiar old "Can't locate object method ..." message. I'm sure that this isn't a problem with most of the Inline::* modules, but since python will automatically re-compile the libraries when they change, shouldn't Inline::Python have a way to detect this? (e.g. the "Inlined" code has not changed, but because of inheritance, the foo.pydat file needs to be recreated.) --Eric
