The programs I see this in run and function fine but its just annoying to have a spew of these messages printed to the console when the program is started.
As far as I have tracked thus far it seems to be related to menus but am not sure what would be wrong in my code to cause this as I just use the Menu.Append or sometimes Menu.AppendItem calls to create a menu.
The programs I see this in run and function fine but its just annoying to
have a spew of these messages printed to the console when the program is
started.
As far as I have tracked thus far it seems to be related to menus but am not
sure what would be wrong in my code to cause this as I just use the
Menu.Append or sometimes Menu.AppendItem calls to create a menu.
The programs I see this in run and function fine but its just annoying to have a spew of these messages printed to the console when the program is started.
As far as I have tracked thus far it seems to be related to menus but am not sure what would be wrong in my code to cause this as I just use the Menu.Append or sometimes Menu.AppendItem calls to create a menu.
Any ideas?
Does the wxPython Menu demo also generate these warnings for you? (They don't on my linux box). If so then which distro is it and which version of libgtk is installed?
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Hello,
Does anybody ever get these messages in the console when running a wx program on linux?
"""
(python:6650): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_add_accelerator: assertion `GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed
"""
The programs I see this in run and function fine but its just annoying to have a spew of these messages printed to the console when the program is started.
As far as I have tracked thus far it seems to be related to menus but am not sure what would be wrong in my code to cause this as I just use the Menu.Append or sometimes Menu.AppendItem calls to create a menu.
Any ideas?
Does the wxPython Menu demo also generate these warnings for you? (They don't on my linux box). If so then which distro is it and which version of libgtk is installed?
No menu demo is clear of this issue.
I have seen this for a long time on many different distro's but currently on Xubuntu 8.10, wxPython2.8.8.0, libgtk 2.14.0.
I have narrowed down where in my code its happening a little more though, seems to happen when some menu items are added to the menu after its already been attached to the MenuBar. Will continue to try and debug a little further.