For those who like to use the latest and greatest pubsub (instead of wx.lib.pubsub, which in your installation is now at least a version behind), the announcement is on SF.net. I hope the new docs enable you to take advantage of some of its more advanced capabilities. Enjoy!
Hi Oliver,
Thanks for the great work on all this!
The "new docs" link below is broken (a 't' is missing), it should be: http://pubsub.sf.net/
Werner
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On 17/09/2013 08:08, schoenborno wrote:
For those who like to use the latest and greatest pubsub (instead of wx.lib.pubsub, which in your installation is now at least a version behind), the announcement <Pypubsub download | SourceForge.net; is on SF.net. I hope the new docs <htp://pubsub.sf.net> enable you to take advantage of some of its more advanced capabilities. Enjoy!
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Hi Werner, I couldn’t see any broken links in my wxPython-users OP or the SF.net announcement.
You’re probably thinking of the pubsub-dev email: I just looked and the “new docs” link on my pubsub-dev newsgroup post had a missing ‘t’. I just fixed that, thanks for letting me know.
Cheers,
Oliver
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On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 2:40 AM, werner wbruhin@free.fr wrote:
Hi Oliver,
Thanks for the great work on all this! The "new docs" link below is broken (a 't' is missing), it shouldWerner On 17/09/2013 08:08, schoenborno wrote:
For those who like to use the latest and greatestpubsub (instead of wx.lib.pubsub, which in your installation is
now at least a version behind), the announcement is
on SF.net. I hope the new docs enable you to take
advantage of some of its more advanced capabilities. Enjoy!
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schoenborno wrote:
For those who like to use the latest and greatest pubsub (instead of
wx.lib.pubsub, which in your installation is now at least a version
behind), the announcement
<Pypubsub download | SourceForge.net; is on
SF.net. I hope the new docs <htp://pubsub.sf.net> enable you to take
advantage of some of its more advanced capabilities. Enjoy!
Oliver,
There has been a bit of work in Phoenix to make pubsub Python3 compatible. See wxTrac has been migrated to GitHub Issues - wxWidgets Have those changes been included in your new release?
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No, good to know. I will take a look at it. Any tricks for making a lib compatible with both 2 and 3?
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On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 9:45 PM, Robin Dunn robin@alldunn.com wrote:
schoenborno wrote:
For those who like to use the latest and greatest pubsub (instead of
wx.lib.pubsub, which in your installation is now at least a version
behind), the announcement
<https://sourceforge.net/p/pubsub/news/2013/09/v320-released/> is on
SF.net. I hope the new docs htp://[pubsub.sf.net](http://pubsub.sf.net) enable you to take
advantage of some of its more advanced capabilities. Enjoy!
Oliver,
There has been a bit of work in Phoenix to make pubsub Python3 compatible. See http://trac.wxwidgets.org/log/wxPython/Phoenix/trunk/wx/lib/pubsub Have those changes been included in your new release?
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oliver wrote:
No, good to know. I will take a look at it. Any tricks for making a lib
compatible with both 2 and 3?
There are a few things mentioned in the Phoenix section of the wiki, the most annoying things that I've run into is the print function (very easy to work around, just use ()'s ) and the changes for relative imports (usually easy, sometimes not). We've also got a copy of the six module in Phoenix's wx.lib that can be used to hide many of the other differences, but since you want pubsub to be usable without wxPython then you'll probably want to either have your own copy of six, or use it as a source of ideas to implement your own compatibility layer.
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