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Missing int casting #2650
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Are you planning to share them with the rest of us? |
I don't see any |
ObjectListView is an external package built a very long time ago - it depends on wxPython but it’s not part of it. |
Oh, this? https://pypi.org/project/ObjectListView/ Looks unmaintained, unfortunately. No releases since 2015. You might have to fork it and fix it yourself, unless the issues are actually in wxPython. Post tracebacks? |
This is the full traceback:
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Traceback comes from ObjectListView - I think @swt2c ’s suggestion is your best way forward, as ObjectListView is unmaintained. |
in _ResizeSpaceFillingColumns line 962 set self.SetColumnWidth(i, int(boundedWidth)), I think |
Otherwise you can try these links :https://discuss.wxpython.org/t/ann-objectlistview3/36949 ObjectListView3 (v1.3.5) / Mike Driscoll or |
and remove all other traps as well self.freezeUntil = time.clock() + self.updatePeriod |
Using ObjectListView3 instead of ObjectListView solved the casting issue and probably other errors that I didn't encounter yet. Thanks to everybody! |
Description of the problem:
I have found some other error related to missing int casting, however is in the ObjectListView library. Is it possible? Is that library related to this one?
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