[wingide-users] Mac OSX, Python framework, and netserver module exception

It looks like the problem is that there's two separate Python versions
on the Mac: python built with framework support (sometimes referred to
as MacPython) and python without framework support (sometimes referred
to as unix-python).  Extension modules built with one of these versions
evidently will not work with the other version because of differences in
how the shared library symbols are resolved.

We are investigating this problem and will probably release a patch for
Wing that contains the extension modules built for MacPython as well as
the modules for unix-python.  

John

On Wed, 2003-02-12 at 16:56, Morgen Sagen wrote:
> What works:
> 
> Using the python that ships with OSX, wing can successfully debug a 
> simple one-line python script (print "foo").
> 
> What doesn't:
> 
> Using a Python-2.2.2 framework that we have built ourselves, wing times 
> out when trying to debug the same script (displays the "Connection 
> Failed" dialog).  It also looks like the spawned wingdb is dying silently.
> 
> What I found:
> 
> I added a traceback dump to wingdb.py to see what was going on, and in 
> CreateErrStream() the call to netserver.abstract.CErrStream() throws the 
> following exception...
> 
>     'module' object has no attribute 'abstract'
> 
> Does anyone know what could be causing this problem?
> 
> Thanks,
> ~morgen
> 
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