David, >> Furthermore, I find it odd that the example on >> pyjs.org/examples is producing a different result depending on whether I am >> accessing the web page or someone else is. I have tried it in Chrome and >> Firefox with the same results. As a side note, when I tried it in IE, it
The Calendar example works fine for me too for both, the version online on pyjs.org/examples and the latest git locally on my machine. I've tested with Chrome 16, FF 11, and Opera 11 - all on Ubuntu Linux. >> I will keep looking into it and see if I can get some debug stuff to work. >> Where do I get this new logging module? The FAQ question on logging (aka "debug output") is not updated yet on pyjs.org, but it in the repository already: (see bottom of the following page) http://pyjs.org/pygit/#file=doc/pyjs_site/public/faq/answers/i_want_to_throw_some_debug_output_onto_the_screen_how_do_i_best_do_that.html&id=a3dae43bcd48c152068e7095499709e5928a61b3&mimetype=text-html In brief: 2 possibilities a) quick and easy: (= AppendLogger, i.e. output on the web page) from pyjamas import log ... log.debug("bla bla bla") log.info("variable %s also there", myvar) b) full-featured: (= identical feature set of Python's logging module) from pyjamas import logging ... logging.debug("bla bla bla") # Python style; prints to stderr log = logging.getAlertLogger() # try also Append / Console / PrintLogger log.info("bla bla bla") debug, info, warning, error are the log levels. The default log level is set to "debug", so everything is printed. Have fun, Peter
