[pyddr-discuss] 0.9.0 release!
Dave Dodge
dododge at dododge.net
Sun Feb 8 04:37:48 EST 2004
On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 07:32:47PM -0600, Joe Wreschnig wrote:
> Yep, it's that time once again, where you all have to upgrade.
Built it this evening. It mostly seems to work, but there have been
some crashes:
Pygame Parachute Traceback:
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/songselect.py", line 163, in __init__
Segmentation fault
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/pydance.py", line 194, in ?
if __name__ == '__main__': main()
File "/opt/pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/pydance.py", line 184, in main
menudriver.do(screen, (songs, crs, screen))
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/menudriver.py", line 262, in do
me.display()
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/menus.py", line 185, in display
ev = self.items[curitem].activate(ev)
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/menus.py", line 57, in activate
text, subtext = self.callbacks[ev](*self.args)
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/menudriver.py", line 155, in wrap_ctr
Obj(*args)
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/gameselect.py", line 203, in __init__
self.loop()
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/gameselect.py", line 225, in loop
MODES.get((VALUES[0][indices[0]],
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/songselect.py", line 232, in __init__
self.loop()
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/songselect.py", line 320, in loop
self._configs, self._config, self._game)
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/dance.py", line 223, in play
grade = gradescreen.GradingScreen(screen, players, songdata.banner)
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/gradescreen.py", line 225, in __init__
plr.lifebar.record))
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/gradescreen.py", line 87, in __init__
pygame.draw.line(self._image, c, [i, size[1] - 1], [i, h])
TypeError: invalid color argument
Pygame Parachute Traceback:
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/interface.py", line 549, in update
Segmentation fault
Pygame Parachute Traceback:
File "/mnt/software-build-area/opt-pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/interface.py", line 549, in update
Segmentation fault
Some warnings I get at startup; obviously some of these are due to the
data files being loaded:
/opt/pydance-0.9.0/lib/python2.3/encodings/__init__.py:68: warning: no locals() in functions bound by Psyco
def search_function(encoding):
E: Unknown error loading /opt/pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/songs/Songs/DDRei TournaMix 4/ITM/ITM.dwi
E: invalid literal for float(): 1.00.87
E: Please contact the developers (pyddr-devel at icculus.org).
E: /opt/pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/songs/Songs/DWInsanity/Anytime/anytime.dwi
E: /opt/pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/songs/Songs/DWInsanity/Anytime/anytime.dwi is missing: filename
E: Unknown error loading /opt/pydance-0.9.0/share/games/pydance/songs/Songs/DDRei TournaMix 4/Hot Stuff/HotStuff.dwi
E: invalid literal for float(): 85-170
E: Please contact the developers (pyddr-devel at icculus.org).
System config:
Linux-2.4.24, glibc-2.2.3, gcc-3.3.2, binutils-2.14 , Numeric-23.1,
Python-2.3.3, SDL-1.2.6, SDL_image-1.2.3, SDL_mixer-1.2.6cvs-20040207,
SDL_ttf-2.0.6, autoconf-2.59, automake-1.8.2, freetype-2.1.5,
libogg-1.1, libvorbis-1.0.1, psyco-1.1.1, pydance-0.9.0,
pygame-1.7cvs-20040207, smpeg-icculus.org-20040207
pydance.cfg:
4p-theme ddresque.zip
autofail 0
explodestyle 2
fullscreen 1
Note that my system has over 1450 songs on it. I wouldn't expect that
to cause trouble but I figure I'd mention it just in case there's
something that might be triggered by a large number of files.
Does the new song selector have a way to page quickly through long
lists of songs? The page up/down keys don't seem to do anything, and
I don't see any obvious code for this in songselect.py.
-Dave Dodge
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