I'm the developer of PyeTV (http://code.google.com/p/pyetv/), a Front
Row plugin for EyeTV.
I'm experiencing some weird behavior that I'd like to ask the experts
here about.
Essentially all PyeTV does is communicate with EyeTV via appscript and
throw up a few menu options in Front Row. When the u
Brilliant...it turned out that the Qt libraries were being loaded *twice* –
once from inside the bundle and once from the libraries on my computer.
The hack fix was to create a qt.conf file inside Contents/Resources and give
it a bad path...this way only the libraries inside the bundle are being
l
Adam Morris wrote:
> ASTranslate tells me that
> tell application "Pages" to tell front document to get selection as text
> should be
> app(u'Pages').documents[1].selection.get(resulttype=k.unicode_text)
>
> but that doesn't return what I want (a reference? ... hardly useful!). Yet:
>
> app('Pag
Maybe your app is loading the wrong libs?
Try running from the terminal and printing the libs that are being
loaded:
$ cd /path/to/your/bundle.app/Contents/MacOS
$ DYLD_PRINT_LIBRARIES=1 ./your_app
Check if all the Qt and PyQt libraries loaded are in your bundle.
-- Emanuele.
On Dec 15, 200
It's a memory issue with Qt I think. The other interesting thing is, this
problem doesn't occur if I build the app in alias mode with the -A
flag...but of course that's not too useful if I want to distribute
applications.
Here's the issue I get:
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KE
On Dec 15, 2009, at 12:17 AM, aditya bhargava wrote:
> I'm getting some strange results running py2app on my machine. It works fine
> with most scripts, but any time I use it with a script that uses PyQt, the
> built application immediately quits and gives me an "unexpectedly quit"
> message. I
ASTranslate tells me that
tell application "Pages" to tell front document to get selection as text
should be
app(u'Pages').documents[1].selection.get(resulttype=k.unicode_text)
but that doesn't return what I want (a reference? ... hardly useful!). Yet:
app('Pages').documents[1].selection()()
ret
