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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> visualpython-discuss
visualpython-discuss
[Visualpython-discuss] Two issues with Visual Python
by Tyler W. Wilson other posts by this author
Apr 9 2004 4:03PM messages near this date
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Re: [Visualpython-discuss] Visual Python's speed slow while debugging OpenGL program | Re: [Visualpython-discuss] Two issues with Visual Python
Hello, I have been trying out the Visual Python environment and have hot 
a couple snags - one large and one medium. Here they are:

- The environment does not perform IntelliSense on third-party modules. 
Specifically I am using the pygtk package and none of the methods or 
method parameters are expanded for me. Not a huge deal, but it would be 
nice to know how Visual Python does it so that perhaps we could fix it. 
My guess is that it uses the doc strings on the methods, but I am not sure.

- The second issue is a show-stopper. In my ptgtk application when I 
step over (or simply Debug) the gtk.mainloop() method while debugging it 
crashes the whole Visual IDE. I have filed a bug on this but no response 
yet. Perhaps somebody out there has a clue how to fix it. I have 
attached an app that exhibits the issue. You will of course need GTK for 
Windows (http://www.dropline.net/gtk/) and PyGTK 
(http://www.pcpm.ucl.ac.be/~gustin/win32_ports/).

Thanks,
Tyler
Attachments:
gtk2_prefs.glade
PyThemer.py
unknown1
unknown2
gtk2_prefs.glade
PyThemer.py

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Tyler W. Wilson
Eric Promislow

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