On 3/8/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > This is python.  dShell redirects stdout and stderr to its terminal.
> > If it's not redirected standard python notation is to pipe to the
> > terminal.  You can always pipe it to a file.
> >
> > Why would you want it in a form?
> >
>
> Sorry, should have been clearer; this when using the Class Designer-
> sometimes it 'silently fails', and you have no idea why.  All is
> revealed when you look at the terminal you used to run it.  But
> thinking about it a bit more, this actually makes sense- the Class
> Designer is only a small part of the eventual IDE, and the IDE is the
> logical place to grab and parse these errors.
> So ignore this point ;-).

I see.  When we actually have an IDE, I suspect that these will be put
into the Dabo error log messages.  The goal though is to have it were
the CD doesn't fail.

>
> > > * form.showmodal()
> > >    -should throw exception until supported by underlying wxPython
> > >    -currently 'looks like' it's working, but doesn't stop event
> > > processing for the rest
> > >     of the app; now know this is documented on the wiki, but it's not
> > > obvious when
> > >     you're in an editor ;-)
> >
> > I do believe this is a Wx problem.  As was stated before, Dabo is
> > limited by the underlying libraries that it uses.
> >
>
> Fair enough.
>
> > > * Help/documentation
> > >    -could include static copy of wiki docs (e.g. captured via wget)
> >
> > Where?  In the class designer help?
> >
> > >    -api doc generated with something like epydoc with graphviz
> > >    -in ClassEditor help- introspect dabo libraries and present doc
> > > strings in a tree
> > >     widget-like thing?
> >
> > I think that we'll get to these 2 once the code starts to stop
> > changing....Right now it is so turbulent that it doesn't really
> > behoove us to do this.  But if you want to take a crack at this, feel
> > free.
> >
>
> Right now, a separate tarball would be great.  Long term, I guess it's
> a given parts of the above will be in the IDE.
> As to API docs, turns out Paul has already done it, I just hadn't
> noticed the link on the main website: http://paul.dabodev.com/doc/api/
>
> > > * dialog classes- confusing to have both show and Show methods
> >
> > Show is part of the wx subclass.  We can't get rid of it.  We needed
> > to add addition functionality to the Show method, so we created show
> > which does it's thing and calls Show.
> >
> > You should not be using Show at all.  Instead, use show, showModal, or
> > showModaless.
>
> Erg.  Ok, thanks for the explanation, that's understandable.
> But I take it that none of the modal related options are working yet.
>
> Thanks for the reply Nate.
>
> Julian
>
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