>
>
> It should print out the location of the __init__.py (well,
> actually
> the .pyc file, but they're in the same place). Can you open that file
> in any editor and search for the word 'frameworkPath'? It should be on
> line 170, and should read:
>
> # Store the base path to the framework
> frameworkPath = os.path.dirname(dabo.__file__)
>
> Let me know what you find.
>
> -- Ed Leafe
>
>
Location, if it's useful, is C:\Python25\lib\site-packages\dabo-
0.8.3-py2.5.egg\dabo\__init__pyc
But searching through __init__.py there's no reference to the text
"frameworkPath". On line 170 it defines a function (comment is on line 170):
# Define the standard Dabo sub directory structure for apps.
def _getAppDirectoryNames():
return ("biz", "db", "ui", "resources", "reports")
But definition of the attribute does not exists. I can't find references to
file version to compare. In the c:\Python25 directory, only uses of
"frameworkPath" are in dApp.py file. But always in a reading it, never
assigning a value.
Any ideas?
Pablo
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