Run it under gdb and generate a backtrace as a starter. Also try it
without any subclassing.
Ok, the segfault stil happens even without subclassing, but it happens
later (meaning after more data has been processed).
I also forgot to mention that I am using pygtk 2.6.1 (I can't update to
2.8
Germán Poó Caamaño wrote:
Actually, this is perfect. My Python skills are limited, so
can you tell me is there an easy way to get it to do
help(module name) and redirect the output to a file?
Oops. I didn't notice that you wanted one file per module.
The trick should be something like:
Meir Kriheli wrote:
You can also utilize the shell and pydoc, no need for a script, here's a
bash one liner (the following should be on the same line, in case mail
clients break it to 2):
for i in gconf gnome gnome.ui gnome.ui gnomevfs bonobo bonobo.ui
bonobo.activation; do pydoc $i $i.txt;
