[wingide-users] Wing died in Windows 2000

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Hi Stephan

Thanks for your quick response. It seems that my project file got damaged
somehow. I deleted it and Wing started working again. I am attaching the
file fyi.

If I may suggest, you may want to consider checking for the validity of that
file and pop up a message informing the user that the project is invalid.

Congrats on a really neat product and good tech support.

Marco

Marco A. Satyro, Ph.D., P.Eng.
403 241 3929 (phone / fax)
928 222-3552 (efax)
Virtual Materials Group, Inc.
657 Hawkside Mews NW
Calgary, AB, Canada T3G 3S1
www.virtualmaterials.com
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From: "Stephan R.A. Deibel" <sdeibel@wingide.com>
To: "Marco Satyro" <marco@virtualmaterials.com>
Cc: <wingide-users@wingide.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: [wingide-users] Wing died in Windows 2000


> On Wed, 29 May 2002, Marco Satyro wrote:
> > I am using Wing on W2K for several months. Last night I was working on
> > a project, closed Wing and this morning when I tried to use Wing again
> > the splash screen appears but nothing else, the program just looks
> > dead. I have not touched my system except yo check e-mail. I tried
> > uninstalling Wing and installing again with identical results.
>
> Try renaming the profiles/[username] directory in the Wing IDE
> installation (where [username] is your login name on Windows).  It sounds
> like something in there was changed and is causing Wing to hang up on
> startup (could be preferences, contents of various per-user data files, or
> analysis cache data).
>
> You will need to re-point Wing to your license file (in the old
> profiles/[username] dir) when you start it and may want to try copying in
> your preferences if you've got anything in there that you're attached to.
>
> If that does indeed solve the problem, please pack up the
> profiles/[username] directory and email it to bugs@wingide.com.  We should
> be able to reproduce the problem here and may be able to fix the bug that
> caused it.
>
> If that doesn't solve the problem, let us know too!  It could also be a
> corruption in your project file.  Since Wing reopens that at startup,
> doing the above may fix things only until you open the project.  If
> that turns out to be the case, send us the project file and we should be
> able to repair it for you and also hopefully fix the bug that caused it.
>
> Sorry about that!
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Stephan
>
>

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#Virtual Materials Group Thermo Explorer (c)

#this is the main driver to implement Virtual Materials Group Thermo =
Explorer interface

#module imports
import string

class ThermoExplorer:
  '''Virtual Materials Group Thermo Explorer Interface'''
 =20
  def __init__(self):
    self.PureComponentSet =3D []  #list of sets of pure components
    self.BinarySet        =3D []  #list of sets of binaries
    self.StructureSet     =3D []  #list of sets of structural =
information (e.g. UNIFAC)
    self.ValidDatabase    =3D [VMG, DIPPR]
   =20
  def CreatePureComponentSet(self, dbType):
    dbOK =3D 0
    for i in range(0, len(self.ValidDatabase)):
      if string.upper(dbType) =3D=3D self.ValidDatabase[i]:
        #I have a valid database type for connection
        dbOK =3D 1
        break
     =20
    if dbOK =3D=3D 0:
      #raise exception
     =20
     =20
   =20

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