Good thought. I made my class subclass what you suggested, instead of
appModuleHandler.AppModule, but saw no change. Thanks for the suggestion,
though.
On Fri, Mar 24, 2017 at 5:15 PM, James Scholes <james@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Seems unlikely, but if you import the base app module for Eclipse and
subclass that for your own app module, does that help at all?
from appModules import eclipse
class AppModule(eclipse.AppModule):
pass
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