On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 5:38 AM, Pierre Raybaut <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am pleased to announced that Spyder v1.1.7 and Spyder v2.0.0beta4
> have been released:
>
> * Spyder v1.1.7 -- a couple of bug fixes since v1.1.6:
> * Fixed PyQt compatibility issues related to QTreeWidgetItem
> objects construction
> * Attempt to fix Issue 318 / PyQt compatibility issues
> * Fixed PyQt compatibility issue: setProperty's 2nd argument must
> be a QVariant on some PyQt versions
>
> * Spyder v2.0.0beta4 -- a lot of bugfixes since beta2, here are
> some
> of the recent changes:
> * new: real-time code analysis (warnings, errors, todos) with a
> customizable timeout (analysis was performed only when saving file)
> * new in variable explorer: multiple data files may be imported at
> once
> * new in source editor: added shortcut to view object in object
> inspector
> * new in source editor: added option to insert automatically
> closing parentheses, brackets and braces
> * new in source editor: added option to unindent automatically
> after 'else', 'elif', 'finally', etc.
> * new in source editor: added option to save all files before
> running script
> * source editor: a lot of bugfixes regarding breakpoints, file
> list management dialog, file selection combo box, ...
> * fix PyQt compatibility issues (same as in v1.1.7 -- see above)
> * and a lot of bugfixes: code completion, outline explorer
> sorting, maximized widgets, etc.
I tried spyder 2.0.0beta4 with WindowsXP32, py2.5.2 Qt 4.4.1 PyQt 4.4.3
The first time I started spyder it crashed. Starting in debug mode
spyder.py -d, I get a long list of:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Programs\Python25\lib\site-packages\spyderlib\widgets\codeeditor\code
editor.py", line 827, in viewportEvent
return super(CodeEditor, self).viewportEvent(event)
AttributeError: 'super' object has no attribute 'viewportEvent'
The editor doesn't work, I cannot edit, but both ipython and regular
shells work, doing some simple examples and with execfile(...). I
didn't try other things.
(I'm not completely sure about this one because I had lot's of other
python shells open.)
After shutting down spyder, I still had several stray python processes
open, two of kept doing a very large number of disc reads/writes
according to the windows task managers. This could also be a
consequence of the initial crash.
Josef
>
> Pierre
>
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