I don't know how old or correct this wiki-article is about
<http://wiki.wxpython.org/WxLibPubSub>
I am using Python3.4 with a current (from snapshot) build wxPhoenix.
It sounds like that PyPubSub and wx.lib.pubsub are the same?
What of them should I use?
Because of less dependencies I would prefer to use the stand alone
version PyPubSub. But is something against that? Would I miss nice
things from the wx-version?
They are the same code exactly, but the version in wx is updated to the latest svn only once in a while.
On 2015-02-18 7:07 PM, moonkid@posteo.org wrote:
I don’t know how old or correct this wiki-article is about
<http://wiki.wxpython.org/WxLibPubSub>
I am using Python3.4 with a current (from snapshot) build wxPhoenix.
It sounds like that PyPubSub and wx.lib.pubsub are the same?
What of them should I use?
Because of less dependencies I would prefer to use the stand alone
version PyPubSub. But is something against that? Would I miss nice
things from the wx-version?
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Why this redundance?
On 2015-02-19 01:35 oliver <oliver.schoenborn@gmail.com> wrote:
They are the same code exactly, but the version in wx is updated to
the latest svn only once in a while.
There is no redundancy. Pypubsub is independent of wxPython so it is its own project, but for convenience it is included in wxPython because publish-subscribe is an important mechanism to make available out-of-the-box in wxPython-based applications.
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On 2015-02-19 01:35 oliver oliver.schoenborn@gmail.com wrote:
They are the same code exactly, but the version in wx is updated to
the latest svn only once in a while.
Why this redundance?
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I believe it began life as part of wxPython, but found to be so Mind Bogglingly Useful that
it was spun out as a full Py* module, independent of wx.
http://wiki.wxpython.org/WxLibPubSub
But you don't want to break thousands of wxPython programs that use the original, by removing
it.
As the above page explains, there are some differences.
On 2/20/2015 7:01 AM, oliver wrote:
There is no redundancy. Pypubsub is independent of wxPython so it is its own project, but for convenience it is included in wxPython because publish-subscribe is an important mechanism to make available out-of-the-box in wxPython-based applications.
On Feb 19, 2015 7:02 PM, <moonkid@posteo.org > <mailto:moonkid@posteo.org>> wrote:
On 2015-02-19 01:35 oliver <oliver.schoenborn@gmail.com > <mailto:oliver.schoenborn@gmail.com>> wrote:
> They are the same code exactly, but the version in wx is updated to
> the latest svn only once in a while.Why this redundance?
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Actually a better history can be found here:
My kind-of-recent-last-attempt to “pip install pypubsub” for python 3.4 failed. So I’m using wx.lib.pubsub. NOTE that there is a pubsub package in PyPi but it is not the pubsub we know and love from wxPython (nor is the unrealted version complete or working).
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Actually a better history can be found here:
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Also, the homepage http://pubsub.sourceforge.net/ is giving me 404. Anyone else?
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My kind-of-recent-last-attempt to “pip install pypubsub” for python 3.4 failed. So I’m using wx.lib.pubsub. NOTE that there is a pubsub package in PyPi but it is not the pubsub we know and love from wxPython (nor is the unrealted version complete or working).
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Clicking on your link worked for me.
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Also, the homepage http://pubsub.sourceforge.net/ is giving me 404.
Anyone else?
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Confirmed. Yesterday it wasn’t working.
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Also, the homepage http://pubsub.sourceforge.net/ is giving me 404. Anyone else?
Clicking on your link worked for me.
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have you tried --allow-external?
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My kind-of-recent-last-attempt to “pip install pypubsub” for python 3.4 failed. So I’m using wx.lib.pubsub. NOTE that there is a pubsub package in PyPi but it is not the pubsub we know and love from wxPython (nor is the unrealted version complete or working).
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–allow-external allowed me to install pypubsub with pip. Even though I think it is intended to work with Python 3.3 I’ve been using it with Python 3.4
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My kind-of-recent-last-attempt to “pip install pypubsub” for python 3.4 failed. So I’m using wx.lib.pubsub. NOTE that there is a pubsub package in PyPi but it is not the pubsub we know and love from wxPython (nor is the unrealted version complete or working).
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Good to hear. As indicated on the pubsub website, it works with 3.4 (based on the alpha I tested with at the time). Tried it again with 3.4.2 and still ok, will be updating docs in the next few weeks.
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My kind-of-recent-last-attempt to “pip install pypubsub” for python 3.4 failed. So I’m using wx.lib.pubsub. NOTE that there is a pubsub package in PyPi but it is not the pubsub we know and love from wxPython (nor is the unrealted version complete or working).
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