Re: Python plugin

[Hans Breuer <hans breuer org>]

On 20.03.2007 12:37, Johann Kellerman wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Pre-9 on windows seems pretty stable from this mornings use and
> finally the exporting is fixed, making backups optional (as it should
> be) again - thanks Hans!
You are welcome.

> One trivial thing - did the behaviour of the mouse cursor change?
> 
Not that I know off, probably you should rephrase your question so I could
understand the problem ;)

> Is the python scripts supposed to be platform independent? None seem
> to be working (except the bounding box one) on Windows. It also seems
> to be version dependent (2.2.3) on windows.
> 
The scripts are supposed to be not platform dependent, the bindings
obviously are due to being compiled either for Linux or Windows.
By compilation the c-module intefacing with Python is bound to a
specific Python version. For windows this is AFAIK Python 2.3 (or maybe 2.2).

See also: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/dia-list/2006-September/msg00045.html

Some other plug-ins provide a GUI implmented with pygtk and will only work
if that's installed as well (you'll need a version compiled for the same
Python version as PyDia)

But there are more Python plug-ins (not only in the menu) e.g. save as
.svgz; PyDia Codegen, PyDia .dot, all have no dependency to pygtk ...

Also the three entries in the help menu (All Objects, PyDia Docs, Dia
Object Types) should work without gtk+.

I'm not sure what's included in the setup, though.

BTW: most of the scripts were developed under dia/win32 but also sometimes
used/tested by me and others under Linux.

	Hans

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