Hi
yes sorry it was ObjectTree. I installed the newest version of kiwi,
although I had a little accident just after that and deleted a whole
chunk of my site-packages folder. Once I got things to what I think
may be back to normal, I tried firing up Pida, and it starts, gives
the option of which editor to use, then closes with the message:
'PidaMenuToolAction' object has no attribute 'set_tool_item_type'
(the same message if I choose vim or emacs as my editor)
is this something anyone recognises, otherwise it's likely it could be
something to do with my accident
thanks
Tejas
On Sep 7, 1:52 pm, tejas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks will give it a try
On Sep 7, 1:51 pm, tejas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just to clarify what I miswrote above, the synaptic version of pida
worked fine, then I thought I would get 0.5.1 and install from source.
On Sep 7, 1:43 pm, tejas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I tried the pida version that came with synaptic on dapper and
thought it was very nice. I decided to install the newest version
(0.5.1)
The build and install goes fine. But when I try to run pida, I get:
Fatal Error, Cannot start Pida
with details:
The pida package could not be found
cannot import name Objecttree
the pida folder has been installed on my python path at /usr/lib/
python2.4/site-packages so I'm not sure why objects/packages for pida
can't be seen. Does anyone have an idea on this?
thanks
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