[ANN] TortoiseHg for everyone else

[Steve Borho]

On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 18:11 +0100, Marcin Kasperski wrote:
> >> Currently on my machine some commands fail with
> >> 
> >> $ hgtk status
> >> (...)
> >> AssertionError: pygtk.require() must be called before importing gtk
> >
> > Near the top of the status.py file is:
> >
> > import pygtk
> > pygtk.require('2.0')
> > import gtk
> >
> > So that message is truly a mystery.
> 
> Well, not such great one. The file
> 
>    hggtk/__init__.py
> 
> is loaded before status.py is loaded. And this __init__.py contains
> 
>    import gtk
>    from shlib import get_tortoise_icon
> 
>    gtk.window_set_default_icon_from_file(get_tortoise_icon("hg.ico"))
> 
> So while the aforementioned pygtk.require is called, gtk is already
> loaded, therefore pygtk.require raises.

Fantastic.  I've applied that to my repo.

> When I moved the pygtk.require from status.py to __init__.py, I
> clearly went further (I got some ugly error which clearly looks like
> gtk version mismatch - AttributeError: 'gtk.TreeView' object has no
> attribute 'set_rubber_banding' - neverthleess, it looks like require
> problem was solved)

Ah, I recently fixed this in the log browser.  The set_rubber_banding
command is a recent PyGtk addition.  I have now made it conditional.

Go ahead and pull these two fixes from me and let me know if you hit any
more snags.

> >> $ hgtk synch
> >> (...)
> >> mercurial.cmdutil.UnknownCommand: synch
> >> 
> >> (same for userconfig, repoconfig)
> >
> > That is... hmm.  What version of Mercurial do you have?
> 
> 0.9.4 (Debian Testing)

ok, we should be able to get this to work, then.  I'll back mine to
0.9.4 and fix these problems.

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