I'm not sure who the author of the handler is, since there is no credit in the file, but many thanks!
A little request though, if I may: It only displays the first six results. That's a nice feature, but I would recommend that it also have an option to open the tracker gui and show all the search results. I believe that would make it more useful, as you're often not going to find what you're looking for in the first six results.
On 11/6/06, zer0halo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/6/06, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Well, that would be really wierd, but it seems like that is the case... Can you try and run
python -c "import os.path"
from the command line? If it prints nothing in the terminal that means it works. If it prints some error try:
I tried that and it gives no error. (Sorry, I should have mentioned that I had already tried that successfully inside the python intepreter.)
In looking at the code of the other handlers I have installed, there is one ( deskbar-man.py) that also loads os.path, and that works fine. I tried adding 'import os' before before the line 'import os.path' to the python script, but that didn't help.
In any case, I'm pretty sure it's something else, because if I just run the deskbar-tracker-0.5.py on its own (from the command line with python), I get no error. Rather it outputs my Data Dir and my Handlers Dir (both of which are correct).
I don't know python at all, but in looking more closely at the error message originally generated by deskbar-applet, I wonder if the problem is that ModuleLoader.py is not passing the correct parameters to pydoc. Because pydoc is generating an error on the following line: raise ErrorDuringImport(path, sys.exc_info()) Would that be the 'path' that is not correctly loading?
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