Wed 28 May 2003 07:33:00 PM UTC, original submission:
When invoking Circle-0.35 with the -d option, it crashes for me.
The initial splash screen appears with the cat and a text box saying "Connecting to the Circle Network..." It then crashes with this Traceback:
python Circle-0.35.pyw -d
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circle", line 183, in ?
run()
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circle", line 180, in run
circlelib.circle.Circle_application().run_gtk(proxy_mode, no_connect)
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circlelib/circle.py", line 239, in run_gtk
self.run_main(proxy_host,proxy_password,no_connect)
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circlelib/circle.py", line 310, in run_main
self.chat.start()
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circlelib/chat.py", line 717, in start
self.set_normal_prompt()
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circlelib/chat.py", line 930, in set_normal_prompt
self.set_prompt(str)
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circlelib/chatgtk.py", line 809, in set_prompt
field.show(str, tags)
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circlelib/chatgtk.py", line 122, in show
cursor_was_visible = self.chat.is_cursor_visible()
File "/tmp/@2293.0/circlelib/chatgtk.py", line 193, in is_cursor_visible
y, height = self.view.get_line_yrange(
AttributeError: 'gtk.TextView' object has no attribute 'get_line_yrange'
I'm using Gentoo/GNU Linux on an i686. Appropriate software versions are:
python-2.2.2
pygtk-1.99.13
gtk+-2.2.1
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