Re: [Bug-gnubg] feature request: Using Python

[Øystein Johansen]

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Øystein O Johansen wrote:
| Yes, this is a bug!
|
| Using the meny item "Python shell (IDLE)" does not work, at least not with
| the Windows build.
|
| I think this is a Python nameing difference on Window systems and Unix
| system. What's called idle on Linux is called idlelib on Windows.
|
| Hence the lines in PythonShell() in gtkgame.c should be changed:
|
| static void
| PythonShell( gpointer *p, guint n, GtkWidget *pw ) {
|
| #if WIN32
|   char *pch = g_strdup( ">import idlelib.PyShell;
idlelib.PyShell.main()\n"
| );
| #else
|   char *pch = g_strdup( ">import idle.PyShell; idle.PyShell.main()\n" );
| #endif
|
|   UserCommand( pch );
|
|   g_free( pch );
|
| }

Yes, I see the bugfix is commited! Today I've even tried it ;-)

I've managed to upgrade to python23 now. It works nice and smoothly
except for the above fix. The first part, import idlelib.PyShell, works
fine. But when it recieves the .main() call, it looks like idle tries to
open a new instance of GNU Backgammon. Then it complains:

8833: No such file or directory

and then:

__import__(idlelib.run).run.main(True): No such file or directory

Anyone have any ideas?

- -Øystein
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