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AW: [wingide-users] Wing IDE 1.1b5 on NT4/SP6: Source BrowserF. GEIGER fgeiger@datec.atTue, 15 May 2001 18:31:18 +0200
Your patch seems to resolve this issue only partially. An example: I have 2 classes, TDirWin32 and TDirOSI. Both are derived from TDir. But only TDirWin32 ist shown as being derived from TDir. TDirWin32 was the one derived last, i.e. class TDir: ... class TDirOSI(TDir): ... class TDirWin32(TDir): ... Best regards Franz GEIGER > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: jpe@archaeopteryx.com [mailto:jpe@archaeopteryx.com] > Gesendet: Montag, 14. Mai 2001 06:14 > An: F. GEIGER > Cc: wingide-users@archaeopteryx.com > Betreff: Re: [wingide-users] Wing IDE 1.1b5 on NT4/SP6: Source Browser > > > On Sun, 13 May 2001, F. GEIGER wrote: > > 1) Is the source browser fully functional already? Class > Hierarchy does not > > show the derived classes to me. Toggling 'Derived Classes' does > not change > > anything. E.g. there is a file/class SellItPage.py. From this > class several > > classes are derived: PageLogin, PageCart etc. They are all > within the same > > directory. All these classes are not shown! Do I miss something? > > The problem seems to be that wing was not properly resolving imported > base classes. I've fixed this bug and the fix will be part of our next > release. You can also patch 1.1b5 with the fix by copying the attached > manager.pyo file into the bin\1.5.2\src\browser under your Wing IDE > install directory (usually c:\Program Files\Wing IDE); the manager.pyo > file will replace the manager.pyo that was distributed with 1.1b5. > > Thank you for the bug report, > > John > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Archaeopteryx Software, Inc. Wing IDE for Python > www.archaeopteryx.com Take Flight! >
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