On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 9:35 AM, Ademir Francisco da Silva <ademirfs_...@inteligweb.com.br> wrote: > Hello John ..., > > I was thinking about our speech by email yesterday and I am not sure that > the problem is in that unofficial compilation I am really surmising about > those several changes in Python 2.7, anyway is worthy to verify > compatibility about matplotlib code( specifically widgets' module, please ) > and the new version of the Python program. > > You have asked me about to paste a output from my script of my systems when > I pass it in the verbose but in this case there no one, what really happend > is that my code( according my last email ) did not show widgets.Cursor > anymore and the widgets.Button have appeared but it is completely > inactivated, I mean it do not do nothing, whether my code is the same what > is this estrange behavior ??? > > I know, I know ..., I will wait for the official matplotlib's version for > win64_Py2.7, but ...
This is not what we recommend. Christoph builds the official win32 binaries for matplotlib and as he said, it is likely that whatever problems you see now you would see in the official builds. That is why we want to fix the problem now and not later. And it is why we have both asked you to post a complete example that we can run that replicates your problem. And I have asked you to run the code with --verbose-helpful and post the entire output. You have *described* what did or would happen but this is not the same as providing us with the information we requested. There is a lot of output emitted by verbose-helpful that will aid us in debugging your problem. In case I am not being clear: * write a script that factors out stuff specific you your system that we can run that exposes the problem. As often as not the bug is in your code, not matplotlib, and we can't debug your code w/o seeing it. Nor do we want to wade through 5000 lines of code that is specific to your problem which we can't run. In the process of simplifying your example to something that exposes the problem which we can run, you will often find the problem yourself. A well-written help query to the mailing list often solves the problem you are trying to address. "It doesn't work and here is a snippet of my code" rarely does. * run the script as in 'python myscript.py --verbose-helpful' * paste the output into the email in which you've attached the code. Sorry to be blunt but this is the 4th email you have gotten from a developer trying to help you and we have made no progress. Finally, please respond to the existing threads rather than starting new ones on the same subject as it makes it easier for developers who are following the thread to do so, and it makes it possible for archival services such as nabble to properly thread the conversation. JDH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by Sprint What will you do first with EVO, the first 4G phone? Visit sprint.com/first -- http://p.sf.net/sfu/sprint-com-first _______________________________________________ Matplotlib-users mailing list Matplotlib-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/matplotlib-users
