again closing this as won't fix. changing a library to modify the
upstream behaviour (exiting the process which users of the library
cannot work around instead of providing a way to react on the missing
module) is plainly wrong. Same for the print statement.
** Changed in: python2.6 (Ubuntu)
Something like comment 4 (except for a try: import except: print "error"
structure) would make sense here indeed.
I agree that python shouldn't depend on -tk, but a more friendly error
message is certainly in order.
** Changed in: apport (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
** Changed in: py
I disagree with the opinion that an unhandled exception dumped to a
terminal is a good way to notify the end user that he needs to install
some package. What if the user ran from ALT-F2, then he doesn't even see
terminal output. But since it's a pretty minor bug I don't want to make
too much of a f
you never should modify code to forceful exit instead of raising an
exception. this changes the upstream behaviour. if you think that apport
shouldn't be called in this case, please file a bug report on apport.
closing again as won't fix for python2.6.
** Changed in: python2.6 (Ubuntu)
Sta
Re-opening. If this behavior is intended why does it barf a stacktrace
and invoke apport automatic bug reporting? At a minimum, I think you
should change the code to say:
if (!is_installed(python-tk))
print("Please install python-tk")
sys.exit(1)
** Changed in: python2.6 (Ubuntu)
Stat
** Tags removed: need-duplicate-check
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no, we don't want python2.6 depend on python-tk (and X libraries) by
default. The hint to install python-tk should be pretty obvious
** Changed in: python2.6 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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installing the package "python-tk" makes it possible to start "pydoc -g"
so basically I think pydoc should have that as a dependency.
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