[visionegg] Re: [visionegg]

What VE version are you using, and which package did you download (exactly, if you can remember). Did you upgrade from an older version of anything?
Finally, if it's an option, I have recently installed using the Python 2.5/win32 instructions and verified that they work for me. That route might work better for you if you don't have too much software that couldn't stand a little upgrade... 

-Andrew

Dave Bissig wrote:


In display_dc_restoration.py,

The error arises (@line 62) with screen = ... in
#**#######################
for bpp in bpps:
    success = False
    for size in sizes:
        print 'trying to initialize fullscreen %d x %d, %d bpp'%(
            size[0], size[1], bpp)
        try:
            screen = VisionEgg.Core.Screen( size          = size,
                                            fullscreen    = True,
                                            preferred_bpp = bpp,
                                            maxpriority   = False,
                                            hide_mouse    = True,
                                            sync_swap     = True,
                                            )
#**######################


In grating.py,

The error arises (@line 19) with screen = ... in

#**######################
screen = get_default_screen()
#**######################

Hope this helps.

-Dave Bissig
On 12/14/07, *Andrew Straw* <astraw@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:astraw@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote: 

    Hi Dave,

    This is hard to debug, but it looks like there's an incompatibility
    between some of the modules you've installed.  In an attempt to
    narrow
    it down, could you try putting print statements in your script to
    see at
    what command it crashes? Typically, I've seen these most often
    when the
    version of Numeric used is different than the version that
    PyOpenGL was
    compiled with.

    As far as py2exe -- I haven't used it in a long time, but it did
    work...

    Dave Bissig wrote:
    >
    > Hi,
    >
    > I haven't been able to get VisionEgg to work.
    >
    > It doesn't seem to be a simple installation problem...
    > (About a year ago, I got everything to work on a couple of computers
    > following your download/install instrux).
    > here's the output from check-config.py :
    >
    > ###################################
    > Version checklist:
    >
    > Python version 2.4.4 <OK>
    > extra Python info: <#71, Oct 18, 2006, 08:34:43> [MSC v.1310 32 bit
    > <Intel>]
    > Numeric version 24.2 <OK>
    > PyOpenGL <package "OpenGL"> version 2.0.2.01 <http://2.0.2.01>
    <http://2.0.2.01> <OK>
    > pygame version 1.7.1release <OK>
    > Python Imaging Library <package "image"> version 1.1.6 <OK>
    >
    > Optional module<s>:
    >
    > Pyro failed
    > winioport failed
    > ###################################
    >
    > So, suppose I try to run display_dc_restoration.py.
    > It doesn't work, and I get the following error message:
    >
    > ###################################
    > trying to initialize fullscreen 640 x 480, 32 bpp
    > No handlers could be found for logger "VisionEgg.Core"
    > Fatal Python error: <pygame parachute> Segmentation Fault
    >
    > This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an
    > unusual way.
    > Please contact the application's support team for more information.
    > ###################################
    >
    > If I try to tun e.g. grating.py, the Vision Egg - Graphics
    > configuation window comes up,
    > and upon hitting ok (after either leaving the default values
    > everywhere, or playing with those a bit),
    > the program closes, leaving the error message:
    >
    > ###################################
    > Fatal Python error: <pygame parachute> Segmentation Fault
    >
    > This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an
    > unusual way.
    > Please contact the application's support team for more information.
    > ###################################
    >
    > (flames_pygame.py works fine, btw).
    >
    > I've gotten the same type of error, even after trying a fresh
    > download/install on a different computer,
    > and trying older and newer versions of everything.
    > ...kind of baffling, since I have working copies sitting around on
    > other PCs.
    >
    > Thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
    >
    > PS
    >
    > Can you give some more detailed info on how to rig things up for
    using
    > py2exe?
    >
    > -Dave Bissig
    >

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