hi people,
it is a bit of time since I'm thinking about trying to write some simple
plugin - to start with, I wanted to try with an ,
since I prefer GNUplot in place of R.
I read in the manual to check the HACKING directory, and I tried to
follow the code in gnu_r_ploteditor.py to take it as ex
Hi alessandro,
you could post the code of your plugin, then it would be easier to
identify your bug. It sound as if a File object is expected somewhere
but None is returned and the basename function fails.
Does the preview function display your plot correctly? I get the same
exception (with the g
On 02/10/2011 10:07 AM, s...@z107.de wrote:
Hi alessandro,
you could post the code of your plugin, then it would be easier to
identify your bug. It sound as if a File object is expected somewhere
but None is returned and the basename function fails.
Does the preview function display your plot
Hi alessandro,
(sorry for the PM, last mail should go to the mailinglist)
your code seems to be ok. But you need a template to the gnuplot code
in data/templates/_gnuplot.gnu. I attached a template[1] that should work.
best regards,
stefan
[1] I do not know gnuplot, maybe there are better co
and the attachment :/
set term png
set output '[% png_fname %]'
[% gnuplot_script %]
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hi Stefan,
thank you for your help - I had already a _gnuplot.gnu in
/usr/share/zim/templates, I just forgot to tell you!
I tried substituting it with yours, but no hope: the error remains the same.
Checked permissions also, and they're ok...
alessandro
On 02/10/2011 02:06 PM, s...@z107.de w
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Alessandro Magni wrote:
> But any code I use inside it returns a "Looks like you found a bug" window,
> telling me "AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'basename' "
What you want to do is run zim with "zim -D" from a terminal, when the
error happens
Jaap, Stefan,
thank you for your help.
Running zim with "-D" (which I knew, but I forgotten about!) did the
trick...
funny, it wasnt a python error but a stupid gnuplot error - I inserted
as a test "exp(x)" instead of a "plot exp(x)": zim -D showed the error
immediately.
Well, the plugin works
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Alessandro Magni wrote:
> Well, the plugin works - if anybody is interested!
If you want it included as a standard plugin you can open a ticket in
the bug tracker and attach your code.
-- Jaap
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