argh, I've been updating the pubsub imports, only to spot I'm forgetting to update the wx one...
still doesn't work :\
and off course, no errors
double image uploading bug strikes again!
anyway, I split up my pressure over time in running vs walking
I wanted to make a panel with some statistics and detect outliers and such
but when I looked at measurements that deviated 2 STDEVs almost none qualified, because those two conditions were mixed up. Which causes too much variation
I created succesfully an executable version (Py2exe, Pyinstaller) of my application. When I try to run the app from .exe, I get an error as follows in the log file:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "CreateAS.pyw", line 8, in <module>
ImportError: cannot import name Publisher
I am ...
the stupid thing is, because I changed all the paths, I think py2exe can't resolve them for me :(
ah at least I managed to replicate the error
if I include from libs.wx.wx.lib.pubsub import setuparg1I also get the ImportError
Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\IvoPython\App\MainView.py", line 11, in <module> from libs.wx.wx.lib.pubsub import Publisher as pub ImportError: cannot import name Publisher
that setuparg1 says: Import this file before the first 'from pubsub import pub' statement to make pubsub use the arg1 messaging protocol
> Starting with wxPython 2.8.11, wx.lib.pubsub integrated the new PyPubSub. In wxPython 2.8.11, wx.lib.pubsub is configured to expose PyPubSub's "version 1" API rather than the newer, more capable version 3 API. This will give pubsub users a chance to upgrade their wxPython-based application to pubsub version 3 if and when they are ready. To use the new version 3 API in wxPython >= 2.8.11.0, an application must specifically request it via a configuration module, discussed later.
yeah, I needed to change something, because else py2exe doesn't know which version of pubsub to use...
that means I had to update EVERY import statement
class ListenerSpecInvalid(RuntimeError):
'''
Raised when an attempt is made to define a topic's Listener Protocol
Specification to something that is not valid.
The argument names that are invalid can be put in the 'args' list,
and the msg should say what is the problem and contain "%s" for the
args, such as ListenerSpecInvalid('duplicate args %s', ('arg1', 'arg2')).
'''
def __init__(self, msg, args):
argsMsg = msg % ','.join(args)
RuntimeError.__init__(self, 'Invalid listener spec: ' + argsMsg)
what's worse, its talking about: "SessionModel.selectall.nosessions"
def selectall(self, values):
print('SessionModel.selectall')
query = """SELECT sessionid, subjectid, sessionname, sessiondate
FROM `sessions`
WHERE subjectid = %s
"""
self.cur.execute(query, values)
results = self.cur.fetchall()
self.sessions = [] # What happens if I only the subject has no sessions?
for result in results:
count = self.countmeasurements(result[0]) # assuming result[0] == sessionid
self.sessions.append(Session(result, count))
Another system (not mentioned in the accepted answer yet) is PyInstaller, which worked for a PyQt project of mine when py2exe would not. I found it easier to use.
http://pyinstaller.python-hosting.com/
Pyinstaller is based on Gordon McMillan's Python Installer. Which is no longer available.
I created succesfully an executable version (Py2exe, Pyinstaller) of my application. When I try to run the app from .exe, I get an error as follows in the log file:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "CreateAS.pyw", line 8, in <module>
ImportError: cannot import name Publisher
I am ...
the doctor has a list of patients that he will see... we are going to be creating a list that is 'chronological' of patients that are going to be seen and write down those patient 'numbers' to reference back later on...
but if the observer can take notes for each patient... in other words ability to say 'hey this patient was psycho!' then I don't see the need of referencing it back
@KronoS the advantage of using Python is that its probably much easier to create a dashboard, where we can compare the current patient with all the others
instead of noticing what a psycho the patient was at the end of the day, you'll notice while the patient is there
even better, the doctor can use how much time he spend on stuff as feedback to see if he's doing an OK job on the patient and/or how severe the problems are
like a measure of efficiency (even though that shouldn't matter to a doctor)
Hmmmm.... Well since we're using the Access one right now... I say we make this one the way that we want and then convince them later on why our way is better...
@IvoFlipse exactly! but he feels that these times are great! he's like hey I'm processing 1.4 million entries in 4 seconds... but I'm trying to tell him he can do that in fractions of a second...
even in Access if he restructured his database... but he's dead set on what he's got...
when you set an class instance (or something with attributes) or dictionary to the OLV
it fills the columns based on the attributes in the last column
class Observation():
"""
Create an instance of this and pass the results of your query to this class.
This will create attributes based on the columns of the database
"""
def __init__(self, results):
self.items = ['observationid','subjectid','clinicid','observerid','date','sessionname']
for item, result in zip(self.items, results):
setattr(self, item, result)
observationid != patientid so that's empty
and I thought another was empty
Ah you probably changed something so observerid isn't written to the database
you know what the problem was @DMA57361 @KronoS? All those errors weren't due to pubsub, but because it didn't know where to find my models/controllers/views...
I created succesfully an executable version (Py2exe, Pyinstaller) of my application. When I try to run the app from .exe, I get an error as follows in the log file:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "CreateAS.pyw", line 8, in <module>
ImportError: cannot import name Publisher
I am ...
Another system (not mentioned in the accepted answer yet) is PyInstaller, which worked for a PyQt project of mine when py2exe would not. I found it easier to use.
http://pyinstaller.python-hosting.com/
Pyinstaller is based on Gordon McMillan's Python Installer. Which is no longer available.
