Package: python2.3-gdchart2
Version: 0.beta1-1
Severity: normal

Hi!

Bug should be easily reproducible.


 import gdchart
 Bar = gdchart.Bar3D()
 Bar.title = "Trinkmengen"
 Bar.width = 250
 Bar.height = 250
 Bar.setData([prozent_alko,  prozent_suppe, prozent_nicht_alko])
 Bar.ytitle = "Prozent"

 Bar.setLabels(["Alkohol", "Suppe", "Fooooooooooooooo"]) ##Achtung buggy 
"Zwischenmahlzeit ist zu lang!!! segfa
 
 Bar.ext_color = ["blue", "red", "green"]
 Bar.draw(outfile)


Resuming, with longer lables (8+) you'll get a segfault.

Regards,

mh 




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