Jesse, can you provide the full context? What application did you compile using pyjs? (How can you copy something to a webserver that doesn't even compile?)
What I do for development/testing is set up a webserver on localhost and have a virtual host point to the ./<mypyjamasapp>/output/ directory (as its document root). For example, for ./doc/pyjs_site I have created a vhost and a "pyjs.local" entry in /etc/hosts, so after compiling the source with pyjs I simply go to http://pyjs.local with my webbrowser to see the changes. Peter 2012/2/23 Jesse Vander Does <[email protected]>: > 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.
