Re: [PyKDE] eric3 possible annomoly ?

Dave S Wed, 23 Jun 2004 14:42:07 -0700

Detlev Offenbach wrote:

Hi,
thanks for supplying your little test app. I found the bug. The correction will be in the next snapshot. In the mean time, the workaround shown below will overcome the problem.

Am Montag, 21. Juni 2004 19:41 schrieb Dave S:
Detlev Offenbach wrote:
Hi,
Am Sonntag, 20. Juni 2004 13:13 schrieb Dave S:
Im using eric3.4.2 quite heavily & have found an annomoly.
I write a simple test script, right click show>profile data, it is
greyed out as expected ... :-)
I 'Ps' run the script within eric3
I now right click show>profile data, it is still greyed out - not as expected :-(
I just tried to reproduce your problem with my testscripts and everything was working ok. Please mail your script, which is showing the described behavior.
Sure thing ... its pretty simple ...
#!/usr/bin/env python """ A testbed app """
import sys
def testbed():
   print 'hi I am a test print'
def test():
   for a in range(100):
       testbed()
test()
sys.exit(0)

The last line causes the atexit handler to fire, which writes the profiling data.

Its not a great problem, I just shut down eric and re-start it. Then the datas there.
Exiting the client will fire the atexit handler as well.
python 2.3.3
qt 3.3.2
pyqt 3.8.1
qcintilla 1.2
eric 3.4.2
If I shut down eric3 & re-boot it, right click show>profile data and it is there, click it and the profile data is there. If I then right click & "erase all info" the info stays on the display. Click OK, right click show>profile data, it is again greyed out as expected ...

The "Erase ..." entries erase the profile and/or timing data on disk, not the display. That's why the menu entry is grayed out.
Ahh that explains it ...
This is not a serious problem .. In fact with my steep learning
curve it could be me not operating eric3 properly.
Can anyone shed any light ?
Dave
Detlev
Detlev

Im glad to help,

Can I just take this opertunity to say how great eric3 is :-)

My coding has grown to 5 .py scripts of a few hundred lines of code. Your editor is fab, breakpoints great & profiling is so usefull to find the slow spots.

I know I am not using all eric3s capabilities yet ... but I intend to in the following months.

Many thanks for all your effors in developing eric3, you are doing a fine job

Dave

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