Mike Mabey wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 5:34 PM, Paul McNett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Mike Mabey wrote:
>>
>>> I've looked through my code and made sure that I'm not setting the radio
>>> list's value anywhere, and I'm still getting that error. In fact after
>>> cleaning up one section of code to be more Pythonic, I'm getting the
>> error
>>> two or three times before the app fully initializes:
>>>
>>> Dabo Error Log: Thu Aug 21 15:16:21 2008: No radio button matching '1'
>> was
>>> found.
>>> Dabo Error Log: Thu Aug 21 15:16:30 2008: No radio button matching '0'
>> was
>>> found.
>>>
>>> If it would help for me to post my .cdxml file and my *-code.py file, I
>>> will.
>> Actually, the answer is in the snippet you post below:
>>
>>> Here's the section of code for the radio list straight from the cdxml
>> file:
>>> <dRadioList code-ID="dRadioList-dPanel" sizerInfo="{'HAlign': 'Center'}"
>>> Orientation="Horizontal" Caption="Level" Value="1"
>> Choices="['1',
>>> '2', '3', '4']" Width="125"
>>> designerClass="controlMix" DataField="level" RegID="LevelField"
>> Height="35"
>>> DataSource="categories"></dRadioList>
>>>
>>> This is the code as generated by the ClassDesigner. I've tried changing
>>> ' to ' a few times with no change in behavior.
>> Here's the equivalent python that will help unravel the issue (actually,
>> Ed, please review, as I'm confused that some attributes seem to not
>> require embedded ' and others do. Specifically, is Value evaluated
>> to a string or an int?):
>>
>> class dRadioList-dPanel(dabo.ui.dRadioList):
>> def initProperties(self):
>> self.RegID = "LevelField"
>> self.Caption = "Level"
>> self.Orientation = "Horizontal"
>> self.Choices = ["1", "2", "3", "4"]
>> self.DataSource = "categories"
>> self.DataField = "level"
>> self.Width = 125
>> self.Height = 35
>> self.Value = 1
>>
>> Okay, all the controlitem classes such as dRadioList default to a
>> ValueMode of 'string'. This means that if you set radio.Value = "1"
>> given the above example, the first button (position of 0) should be
>> checked.
>>
>> However, you appear to be setting the Value to 1 (an int) and not "1" (a
>> string). I'm not sure if this is due to you or the Class Designer though.
>>
>> Can you try changing Value to "1"? Failing that, can you set ValueMode
>> to "position" and set Value to 0?
>>
>
>
> Actually, the snippet I posted already uses the code Value="1". Just as an
> experiment, I tried taking the quotes off the one, but it wouldn't run, of
> course. I also tried adding self.Value = "1" to the initProperties() method
> of the radio list, but I still get:
>
> Dabo Error Log: Fri Aug 22 12:39:09 2008: No radio button matching '1' was
> found.
> Dabo Error Log: Fri Aug 22 12:39:10 2008: No radio button matching '0' was
> found.
> Dabo Error Log: Fri Aug 22 12:39:10 2008: No radio button matching '0' was
> found.
>
> All three of which print before the app finishes initializing. Just as an
> additional note, I have ValueMode set to "String" and took out the keys. It
> just seemed silly to be using keys to reference strings that had the same
> value as their keys.
>
> This is probably a vain attempt to scrape the bottom of the barrel, but do
> you have any other ideas? It's so close to being finished!
In the radio list's afterInit(), tell me the return values of:
print [(v, type(v)) for v in self.Choices]
print self.Value, type(self.Value)
Paul
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