> PyGtk. I don't know of the error is in PyGtk, or in Gtk (although IHi,
I have a reproducible recipe for crashing the python interpreter with
tend to suspect the former).
The recipe is:
st_list = dir(gtk) for st in st_list: print 'Found string:', st print 'Object:', getattr(gtk, st) # This will crash somewhere in GTK dll
The object at which it crashes is BUTTON_IGNORED
The crash is caused by this bug in PyGTK:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=158417
This is fixed in the CVS version of PyGTK, so it won't be a problem when 2.6 is released. If you want it fixed now the you could apply the attached patch and recompile.
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