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Unable to open "File" menu #76

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qwer1234yy opened this issue Jan 15, 2019 · 4 comments
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Unable to open "File" menu #76

qwer1234yy opened this issue Jan 15, 2019 · 4 comments

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@qwer1234yy
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qwer1234yy commented Jan 15, 2019

Here is the steps:

  1. Window 10 (64 bit) + Pycharm + Python 3.7.1 + unittest project
  2. Not running Cricket in a virtualenv
  3. CMD: C:\test cases directory>cricket-unittest
  4. Cricket opened, the test cases were loaded; But when click the "File" menu, it didn't response

Is there any suggestion or solution?

@freakboy3742
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Can you confirm if you are running the 0.2 branch or the 0.3 development branch?

@qwer1234yy
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qwer1234yy commented Jan 16, 2019

Can you confirm if you are running the 0.2 branch or the 0.3 development branch?

Thanks for your response; I am using the Cricket 0.2.5

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Thanks for clarifying. The behavior you're seeing is probably due to a subtle bug with tkinter. However, we've moved away from tkinter (because of bugs like this, and others) in the 0.3 branch, so we're not really hunting those bugs at the moment.

I haven't tried the 0.3 branch on Windows, though - so I can't comment on how well it will work.

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Thanks for clarifying. The behavior you're seeing is probably due to a subtle bug with tkinter. However, we've moved away from tkinter (because of bugs like this, and others) in the 0.3 branch, so we're not really hunting those bugs at the moment.

I haven't tried the 0.3 branch on Windows, though - so I can't comment on how well it will work.

Sure, thanks for your kind reply;

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