Ubuntu Precise now has the latest version of Glipper, so closing this bug.
If you need this fixed in an older Ubuntu release, you might want to check out
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SRU.
** Changed in: glipper (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Learning Python is fun, but don't waste your time if you don't want to
do it. I've already committed your regex.search patch.
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I spent an hour or so tinkering with python this morning (GMT-5), but
I'm learning as I go. It would be useful to know whether whether a
numeric value is returned by clipboard.wait_for_text(),
self.unicode_or_none(), or is converted at some later point. If you want
to send me a patch or script to
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I have no problem committing this fix if it works for you. I am just
very curious as to why I cannot reproduce it.
All the history items come from Gtk's wait_for_text():
http://www.pygtk.org/docs/pygtk/class-gtkclipboard.html#method-gtkclipboard--wait-for-text
This method says it returns a string
Update: Same issue on another Oneiric machine running XFCE, so I guess
that lets Unity off the hook. Meanwhile I've been reading up on python —
the language is both strongly and dynamically typed (with duck typing,
no less), shouldn't you always ensure you are passing a string where
strings are req
Well that is certainly curious. Based on available information I'm
inclined to believe Unity may be involved somehow; however, unless you
are under the impression that your input is forever guaranteed to be a
string, I don't see that it much matters that in some cases it works. If
there is some dis
Thanks for the test script. It works as you said on my machine too.
The problem I have is that I cannot reproduce the "fails to stringify
clipboard items" part. On my machine, everything I copy is a string. In
the test script you are using an integer. Of course regex fails with an
integer, but how
Only because I'm not terribly familiar with python did I do some further
testing to try to discover how it might be possible to not reproduce
this, but all my testing indicates you've done something wrong in
testing, or we're using different sources. To eliminate this
possibility, here's a simple t
I'm not sure how I can be more specific than "attempts to match all
digit strings always fail". Did you try the expression I gave as an
example? It doesn't seem especially like the sort of issue to be
specific to architecture or library dependencies.
In any case, unicode() works just as well, whic
I am hesitant to use str() because then it will fail with unicode text
(ie any language other than english). But maybe unicode() will work.
The problem is, I can't reproduce this bug. Do you know how I can? Maybe
you have some text which, when copied triggers this bug?
** Changed in: glipper
** Tags added: patch
** Tags added: plugin regex
** Also affects: glipper (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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