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[pyxpcom] [PyDOM] Segmentation fault with python code in an event handler
by Klaus Nowikow other posts by this author
Jul 23 2007 6:10AM messages near this date
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Re: [pyxpcom] Mixture of Python and Javascript | Re: [pyxpcom] [PyDOM] Segmentation fault with python code in an event handler
Hi!

The following test code fails with a segmentation fault. The button works as
expected without errors, but after some time the window closes with a segmentation
fault. The same happens when I close the window by myself and even if I never
click the button.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> 
<?xml-stylesheet href="chrome://global/skin/" type="text/css"?> 
<window id="main"
	xmlns="http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"
	script-type="application/x-python"
	> 

	<button label="Test" onclick="print 'Test'"/> 
</window> 

I had the same error with event handlers of a tree node.

Replacing the button's onclick handler with an onload handler in the
window node works without failure.

I am using xulrunner from CVS trunk on linux-x86.

Regards,
Klaus

P.S.: Is "script-type" the correct attribute? I also found references to
"scripttype" and "scriptType" on the web.
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