Hey there, I'm trying to get the pyjs from the git repo to load in chrome and I'm seeing an error I can't quite make sense of. I've compiled it and copied it into a local webserver.
This is the traceback: TypeError: createFocusable0() takes no arguments (1 given) Traceback: pyjslib.py, line 196 pyjamas.HTTPRequest.py, line 50: if not hasattr(handler, 'onCompletion'): PageLoader.py, line 56: self.panel.createPage(self.title, self.purpose, text) website.py, line 138: self.fTabs.add(widget, title, True) pyjamas.ui.TabPanel.py, line 63: self.insert(widget, tabText, asHTML, self.getWidgetCount(), name) pyjamas.ui.TabPanel.py, line 83: self.tabBar.insertTab(tabText, asHTML, beforeIndex) pyjamas.ui.TabBar.py, line 133: self.insertTabWidget(item, beforeIndex) pyjamas.ui.TabBar.py, line 137: delWidget = ClickDelegatePanel(self, widget, self, self) pyjamas.ui.ClickDelegatePanel.py, line 34: self.focusablePanel = SimplePanel(Focus.createFocusable()) pyjamas.ui.Focus.py, line 47: There are a few things that are strange here. 1) "createFocusable0", note the zero, is not implemented in Focus.py, it simply a function with pass in side. Why's that even in the code? 2) Inside of ClickDelegatePanel, its not even calling that version of the function, its calling the implemented one. 3) The error says that it takes no arguments, but one was given. line 34 in ClickDelegatePanel sure looks like it has no arguments. I though maybe it was a bound function; its not though. Whoa, whoa, wait a minute, I see. It was calling the implementation in Focus.safari.py. line 47 in Focus.safari.py: return createFocusable0(ensureFocusHandler()); Removing the argument fixes my immediate problem. Does anyone know what was intended there, I can't tell from the commits or the code. -- Jesse Vander Does 401-226-8251 | [email protected]
