Tony Meyer wrote:
>> There's a win32gui.GetOpenFileName() method that provides a
>> lower-level interface to the open dialog. It requires you to
>> manually construct the Win32 API OPENFILENAME structure and
>> pass it in as a string, and I haven't had time to figure out
>> how to do that yet.
>
On bsddb,
> Python 2.4 has 4.2:
>
> Python 2.4 (#60, Nov 30 2004, 11:49:19) [MSC v.1310 32 bit (Intel)]
> on win32 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more
> information.
import bsddb
bsddb._db.version()
> (4, 2, 52)
bsddb._db.DB_VERSION_STRING
> 'Sleepycat Softwar
> Hope you don't mind (I don't know if you already knew if or applies)
> but are you aware that the Subversion core dev team currently advise
> against the use of bsddb 4.1 versions? They recomend either
> 4.0 or 4.2.
> http://www.subversion.org/faq.html#bdb41-tabletype-bug
I didn't know this.
>>> Given that we haven't been able to solve the bsddb
>>> corruption/run-recovery problem,
>>
>> I've completely given up and am happy in my ZODB.FileStorage world
>> <0.1 wink>. I'd like to include the necessary ZODB stuff in a a1
>> build so that people can give ZODB a go if they would like, a
> There's a win32gui.GetOpenFileName() method that provides a
> lower-level interface to the open dialog. It requires you to
> manually construct the Win32 API OPENFILENAME structure and
> pass it in as a string, and I haven't had time to figure out
> how to do that yet.
There's an example he
Tony Meyer wrote:
> [Tony Meyer]
>>> Browse shouldn't be too hard - you should be able to just call
>>> CreateFileDialog, right?
>
> [Kenny Pitt]
>> Unfortunately, that's kind of the sticking point.
>> CreateFileDialog comes from win32ui, not win32gui, and
>> win32ui requires the MFC dlls.
>
> Ah
[Kenny Pitt]
>> I'd like to get a tab added to the Manager for configuring the
>> notification sounds.
[...]
[Tony Meyer]
> I can hold off until it's done (I'm fairly busy with stuff at the
> moment, too).
BTW, since I used up the time I would have spent doing the remaining things
that I persona
[Tony Meyer]
>> Browse shouldn't be too hard - you should be able to just call
>> CreateFileDialog, right?
[Kenny Pitt]
> Unfortunately, that's kind of the sticking point.
> CreateFileDialog comes from win32ui, not win32gui, and
> win32ui requires the MFC dlls.
Ah - I didn't realise that Creat
Tony Meyer wrote:
>> I'd like to get a tab added to the Manager for configuring
>> the notification sounds. It may be just edit boxes for the
>> filenames at first (no browse), but I think we need something
>> if general users are going to be able to take advantage of it.
>
> +1. Browse shouldn'
As most will probably have seen, I've done the 1.0.2 release. I
smoke-tested the source (I've run it lots of times recently, and there are
few changes) and did a bit of testing with the binary (turns out using
Python 2.4 wasn't as simple as expected).
[Tony Meyer]
>> Are there any things not done
Tony Meyer wrote:
> After that, I'd like to try and get a 1.1a1 out the door so that
> people can try it out (there are heaps of changes - checkins that
> date from May last year!). I had hoped to get this out by the end of
> the month, but that's rapidly approaching...my rough plan is this:
>
>
[Tony Meyer]
> I'll put it together
> later today and put a release up on sourceforge and announce
> it here so that maybe one or two people can give it a go
> (there are so few changes that it ought to be reasonably
> safe) before a proper announcement tomorrow.
I've done this. It seems unli
If no-one objects, I'd like to put 1.0.2 out tomorrow (all going well).
There are a couple of web interface bugs that are particularly annoying
(changing config problem and display when the config path contains on of
'<>&'), plus various minor fixes. It should also work with Python 2.4, and
(this
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