Jim Byrnes jf_byr...@... writes:
Are you by chance using sqlite as a db? I am and I had to change
billed=false to billed = 0 to get past that error message.
Interesting... that did it in Mac OS X, at least. I'll check on the one I'm
working on in Win Vista later. Last night I tried
On 8/9/10 3:22 PM, Chris C. wrote:
Do most people use the emails or the old.nabble forum to read and post
questions? (I greatly prefer using old.nabble and the forum style)
I subscribe to the list through the Gmane news-to-mail gateway, and
read/post to the list like it was a newsgroup -
On 7/28/10 5:41 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
'/Users/monte/Desktop/Projects/dabo/ide'
That indicates that you have an older version of the framework, as
that behavior was changed with revision 5681, which was made back in
February.
Can you paste in your version information? To do that, run any
On 7/28/10 1:00 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
Is it possible that you've updated the Dabo library to revision 5924 but
didn't
update the ide, wizards, etc.?
Not unless the Web Update tool did so. There was a point there a couple
weeks back where for some reason the most recent update at the time
On 7/27/10 5:44 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
I think what's going on here is that when the application started up,
it didn't find anything in the 'biz' directory, so there was nothing
to import; hence, 'self.Application.biz' was None, instead of a
module reference. The reason for that is that Dabo
On 7/27/10 6:31 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
The output should be in the lower half of the command window - is
that also blank?
Yes.
Are you launching the app from the app's home directory? Try typing
self.Application.HomeDirectory in the Command Window to see where
Dabo thinks you're running
On 7/27/10 7:53 AM, david whiting wrote:
Ah, ok. I've just played with it an the problem is reproducible by
clicking on save more than once. The first time brings up the dialogue
to specify a file name and location and saves the connection. A second
click on save, with or without having made
Did the whole list go dead? ;)
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On 7/25/10 5:55 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
On Jul 25, 2010, at 1:31 PM, Monte Milanuk wrote:
Did the whole list go dead? ;)
Nah, I think that for once Paul and I were spending our weekend mostly
disconnected from the digital world. You know, real life and all that... ;-)
Ah. Usually
I am working my way through the PyCon tutorial, and am at the point in
the second half titled 'Taking a Test Drive'. When I try to Run, I get
only a popup with the following erro:
Attribute Error: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'HoursBizobj'
I did some digging through the archives on
On 7/22/10 4:46 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
Can you paste your createBizobjs() code here? Perhaps there is a typo
there, which is the most common reason for this.
Sure... but FWIW, the tutorial has me trying to run the form as 'a quick
visual testing' before it gets into editing creatBizobj. Given
Ed,
Kinda along the same lines as the Step-by-Step Tutorial being
abandoned... whats the story with the webtest.sqlite database? Maybe I
missed something when skimming through the tutorials, but I don't see
any tables for recipes, reccat, reccats, hours, clients, etc. in the
sqlite db, but
In the step-by-step tutorial, at the beginning of section 3, it says to add a
panel and gives various reasons why. All well and good, but when I open
ClassDesigner.py the default check boxes include 'Add base panel'. Does this
take care of the panel mentioned in the tutorial, or do I need to add
John jo...@... writes:
IMO - yes is the answer to the first question and no to the second. The more
a developer understands the better.
John,
While I can understand the logic... I'm used to seeing areas where things are
left partially un-explained as an exercise for the reader, but for a
On 7/18/10 12:36 PM, Sascha Gresk wrote:
I have got the same question ... I guess the tutorial needs to be updated
Sascha,
After reading a bit more... I think the Step-By-Step Tutorial has been
deprecated/abandoned in favor of the PyCon tutorial... so I'll be
shifting over to that one and
Ed Leafe e...@... writes:
On Jul 9, 2010, at 4:10 AM, Sharon wrote:
File /home/sharon/src/dabo/ide/ClassDesignerComponents.py, line
1351, in _setSel
frm.addToOutlinedSizers(self)
AttributeError: 'DesForm' object has no attribute 'addToOutlinedSizers'
Does this show up what I
John jo...@... writes:
How about using Postgres? It is well supported by Dabo. In general what is
in the tutorial will still apply.
John,
For the most part I think I'd be pretty happy with SQLite for my purposes; I
just wanted to get the MySQL connection going for the sake of working along
Let us know if you have any other questions as you begin exploring.
Weeelll
I seem to be having a small problem with MySQLdb in python (on my Macbook).
I started the Step-by-Step tutorial, and got the error message that I
didn't have the MySQLdb adapter. I know I have MySQL installed
Ed Leafe e...@... writes:
You only need Reportlab if you want to create reports.
Ultimately, that is what I want to do with dabo... I have two projects in mind -
a club membership administration app and a tournament scorekeeping app - for
another hobby of mine that I would like to
Henning Hraban Ramm hra...@... writes:
Am 2010-07-05 um 01:55 schrieb Monte Milanuk:
New guy here!
Welcome!
Thanks!! ;)
Python 2.6 works, Python 3.x won't probably for a long time (wxPython
isn't ported yet, so are several other important libraries).
Ah. That would
Hello there!
New guy here! I've been working my way through various python php tutorials
and books with the hopes of getting to where I could build a specialized
application or two to help out with a particular hobby of mine. I've done a
little work with Access 2007 (using macros) but keep
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