If the script below is run with line 35 commented out, we get:
07:21:19 AM: There were memory leaks.
07:21:19 AM: ----- Memory dump -----
07:21:19 AM: wxGridTableBase at $15B94B8, size 32
07:21:19 AM:
07:21:19 AM:
07:21:19 AM: ----- Memory statistics -----
07:21:19 AM: 1 objects of class wxGridTableBase, total size 32
07:21:19 AM:
07:21:19 AM: Number of object items: 1
07:21:19 AM: Number of non-object items: 0
07:21:19 AM: Total allocated size: 32
07:21:19 AM:
07:21:19 AM:
Exit code: 1
With line 35 in play, we get a series (maybe 50) of line 31 errors:
value: ''Traceback (most recent call last):
File “_cPickle.py”, line 31, in GetValue
self.log.write('CrashIt: ' + 0)
TypeError: cannot add type “int” to string
value: ''Traceback (most recent call last):
File “_cPickle.py”, line 31, in GetValue
self.log.write('CrashIt: ' + 0)
TypeError: cannot add type “int” to string
…
These are followed by:
value: ''Traceback (most recent call
last):
File “_cPickle.py”, line
35, in ?
print '\nvalue:
’ +b.GetValue(0, 0)
File “_cPickle.py”, line
31, in GetValue
self.log.write('CrashIt:
’ + 0)
TypeError: cannot add type “int”
to string
and then by the memory leak report.
I would appreciate any advice.
Colin W.
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_cPickle.py
import array, cPickle, exceptions
from wxPython.wx import *
from wxPython.grid import *
class Table(wxPyGridTableBase):
def __init__(self,
typeCodes, log):
wxPyGridTableBase.init(self)
self.log= log
self.newTable(typeCodes)
self.log.write('\ndir(self): ’ + dir(self))
self.log.write('\nvars(self): ’ + vars(self))
def newTable(self,
typeCodes= [‘d’]):
‘’’ initializeTable(typeCodes) → list of arrays
‘’’
self.nCols= len(typeCodes)
self.typeCodes= typeCodes
self.rowLabels=
self.colLabels=
if type(typeCodes) != type():
raise exceptions.TypeError, ‘typeCodes error’
a=
for i in range(self.nCols):
a.append(array.array(typeCodes[i]))
self.data= a
def GetValue(self,
row, col):
value= wxPyGridTableBase.GetValue(self, row, col)
self.log.write('\nvalue: ’ + value)
self.log.write('CrashIt: ’ + 0)
return ‘zzz’
b= Table([‘d’, ‘d’], sys.stdout)
print '\nvalue: ’ +b.GetValue(0, 0)
print 'b: ’ + b