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Take the caps out of Pygame...pygame. Linux is caps
sensitive...
here's the trace back on the
linux machine that I don't get on the windows machine
eric@lappylinux:~/save_spot/Lock
and Stock$ python las2.py
** (python:9418): CRITICAL **:
clearlooks_style_draw_focus: assertion `height >= -1' failed
Traceback
(most recent call last):
File "/home/eric/save_spot/Lock and
Stock/MainFrame.py", line 46, in OnOpen
pygame_class =
PygameClass.PygameClass(full_path)
File "/home/eric/save_spot/Lock and
Stock/PygameClass.py", line 11, in __init__
pygame.init()
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute
'init'
On 10/4/07, Ethan
Glasser-Camp <
glasse@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Michael George wrote:
> Two
things come to mind: do you have different versions of pygame
>
installed? Also, if you created a file called, e.g. Pygame.py then
that
> could cause a difference as windows filenames are case sensitive
and
> linux aren't.
This is a clever idea, but you got it
backwards. A file called Pygame
will not conflict with pygame on Linux but
will on Windows.
> But it sounds more likely to me that you pygame
> installation got broken, rather than your code. If you
just run python
> and type the import statements outside of your
codebase, does that work?
Also, can you send a backtrace, or a snippet
of code that demonstrates
the
problem?
Ethan
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