I don't think maxdict is the problem though it may be changing how the
problem manifests itself. What is happening is that when maxdict is
used, those C++ extension objects are deleted after the first 50 math
expressions. When using a dict, they aren't deleted until closing the
application,
Thank you very much !!
With python 2.6... There is no error, no crash...
Michael Droettboom a écrit :
I don't think maxdict is the problem though it may be changing how the
problem manifests itself. What is happening is that when maxdict is
used, those C++ extension objects are deleted
Hello,
I restate the problem :
With the attached script test_mathtext_wx.py :
50 functions (line 31) : the 50 bitmaps are generated correctly, by when
I close the application an error appears in the console :
Assertion failed: ob_refcnt == 0, file CXX\cxx_extensions.cxx, line 1128
This
Hello,
I did an application that uses bitmaps constructed with MathTextParser
as described in the example
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/examples/user_interfaces/mathtext_wx.html
(I work with Windows XP, python 2.5, Matplotlib 0.98.5 and wxPython
2.8.10.1)
After making a lot of these
Cédrick FAURY wrote:
Hello,
I did an application that uses bitmaps constructed with MathTextParser
as described in the example
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/examples/user_interfaces/mathtext_wx.html
(I work with Windows XP, python 2.5, Matplotlib 0.98.5 and wxPython
2.8.10.1)
After
Thank you for responding so quickly !!
I don't think these problems are related. One is a cache of math
expression images, the other is a cache of fonts.
I know ... and i found a lot of way to reproduce the same crash...
I am unable to reproduce this on Matplotlib 0.98.5.3 on Linux (don't
Cédrick FAURY wrote:
Thank you for responding so quickly !!
I don't think these problems are related. One is a cache of math
expression images, the other is a cache of fonts.
I know ... and i found a lot of way to reproduce the same crash...
I am unable to reproduce this on Matplotlib
This script does'nt work (it causes a PyAssertion error : invalid
stock id)
If it's a PyAssertion error, it should have a traceback. Is there not
one?
No, this problem is not related with Matplotlib : the PyAssertion error
occurs when creating the wx.Menu ...
Cédrick
