Hi Bernd,
I was only able to reproduce the problem once. The other tools were
woorking well and xgps crashes even when gpsd is started with the -b
switch. (see the short log at the end).
Now I have recorded the output of my gps several times with gpscat and
I replayed it with gpsfake. But xgps won't crash again.
Maybe the bug has disapeared. ;-)
Matthias
+ killall -TERM gpsd
+ rfcomm release /dev/rfcomm0
Can't release device: No such device
+ hcitool scan
Scanning ...ery
+ rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 00:1C:88:00:8E:7E
+ rfcomm
rfcomm0: 00:1C:88:00:8E:7E channel 1 clean
+ unset LANG
+ gpsd -b /dev/rfcomm0
~/bin$ xgps
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/xgps", line 586, in handle_response
self.update_gpsdata(self.daemon.data)
File "/usr/bin/xgps", line 544, in update_gpsdata
widget.set_text(hook(self, tpv))
File "/usr/bin/xgps", line 279, in <lambda>
("Latitude", lambda s, r: s.update_latitude(r)),
File "/usr/bin/xgps", line 470, in update_latitude
lat = gps.client.deg_to_str(self.deg_type, abs(data.lat))
AttributeError: dictwrapper instance has no attribute 'lat'
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xgps crashed with IndexError in set_satlist_field()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/555673
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