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pyfa Error #316
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I am getting this same error. |
Are you dev savvy? If so, can you run pyfa from the python interpreter? You'll need wxPython 2.8 installed as well as a few other python modules. My OS X VM isn't working right |
Got my VM to (kind of) work, but my python packages are all fucked, so my errors aren't reliable. Looking into it. Update: I had an error with my wxPython package specifically. Once I got that fixed on the OS I was able to start v1.13.0 from the source. That shouldn't affect the package that we distribute. However, I do get a crash when I try to start with -r, which tries to save data into the pyfa directory rather than
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Sorry, I don't seem to be able to install wxpython2.8. I think it has something to do with python2.7 being in 64bit mode. Not really sure. Don't have enough time to look into it.
And the output when I run
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Well that is disconcerting. We are using a very old skeleton for the mac client as we do not have a mac developer to make a new one. Either this skeleton doesn't have Only way to properly fix this that I can see would be to update the os x build. In the short term though, we might be able to work around this using a disgusting hack. I'll have to test it out. Still not sure what's up with the |
Should be fixed with v1.13.1. Please test it out and reports back. If you still have issues, reopen. Note: I did not test |
What's the build procedures? I could probably run the build for you if you like! |
Everything seems to be working with the new update. Thanks for the quick response. |
You shouldn't have to build wx2.8 for the mac (unless, like @rosborn, you have different arch or something). I got it working from the installer: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpython/files/wxPython/2.8.12.1/ When I say build, I mean the skeleton. The mac package is basically a skeleton of mac-specific files (see skeleton repo on DarkFenX) that the pyfa source is just copied into, and the whole thing is zipped to make the release. The problem is that it contains old libraries (sqlalchemy 0.6.4 and wx2.8), and we made years ago. We no longer have a developer with access to an actual mac, so progress on anything mac-related is slow. To build a new one requires running something like py2app or cxFreeze to update everything. We're going to need to do this anyway for the wx3 release as soon as the bugs for that are worked out. But more about the mac build efforts can be found at #289 |
After downloading pyfa 1.13.0, this error message pops up when I open pyfa:
.pyfa/log.txt is empty.
I was previously running pyfa 1.12.0 without any problems.
Software info:
Hardware info:
Open files and ports:
If you need any other info let me know.
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