On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 8:04 AM, arpin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How to reproduce:
>
> change
> gridtable.GetTypeName = function( self, row, col )
> if col == Col_Id or col == Col_Priority then
> return wx.wxGRID_VALUE_NUMBER
>
> to
> gridtable.GetTypeName = function( self, row, col )
> if col == Col_Id or col == Col_Priority then
> return wx.wxEmptyString
>
> I realize that this is not a type but this is purely to demonstrate the
> problem I found it in a more complex situation.
>
> Returning '' will properly report the error it seems to be related to
> wx.wxEmptyString.
>
> Hope someone can figure out how to fix the problem
This is always going to be a problem I imagine. wxLua merely wraps
wxWidgets and doesn't rewrite it. Therefore, when you return nil, but
a string is expected, a lua_error is thrown (actually a long jump) and
the C++ stack is corrupted since we're in a virtual C++ function
handling your Lua function. A good fix for this would take a lot of
work and make updating to new versions of wxWidgets very painful since
they would have to be done by hand. You do get an error stating that a
string was expected right? The best I can say is take heed of the
error message and return a string!
Regards,
John
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