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Hi, I think I have sorted all that out. The problem was with python 2.5, for some reason 2.3 and 2.4 were in fink as the current versions and 2.5 was 'outdated' I reinstalled it and it now works with tkinter. I have analysis 1.0.15 but my .cshrc file was pointing at the wrong path- my fault, sorry. Everything seems to be working ok now as far as I can tell. cheers, Jo Claridge Wayne Boucher wrote: > Hello, > > That's odd. First of all, it looks like it is picking up 1.0.14 Analysis > code. (Do you have 1.0.15 installed?) > > I think the error has been caused because that function thinks that it is > creating an Experiment in "reading" mode (i.e. as if the experiment is > being read from a file rather than being created in memory) and the serial > attribute should therefore already exist, but it does not (because when > you create an experiment in memory the serial is set for you > automatically). So the puzzle is why does this function think we are in > reading mode. To add to that puzzle it says that it has an error loading > the Nmr data (so perhaps that is for project 2 it is complaining?). I > tried shifting an experiment both into a project with no experiments > already and an existing experiment already and both worked ok for me. So > I'm not sure what has happened in your case. > > On the Python 2.3/2.5 front, it looks like your 2.5 has not had Tkinter > installed, so Mr Python is instead picking it up from 2.3. And even more > bizarrely, from the System Python not the Fink one. This is probably not > a great idea, but it looks like it is working for you (i.e. at least not > crashing), which I find amazing. If you look in /sw/lib/python2.5 is > there a lib-tk directory inside that and if so does that have a Tkinter.py > file? (It is not necessarily a problem that the System Tkinter.py is > picked up as long as the Fink _tkinter.so, which should be in > /sw/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload, is being picked up. But if Tkinter.py does > not exist in Fink, or is not being picked up first on the search path, I > wouldn't expect _tkinter.so to exist in Fink or be picked up first on the > search path.) In Fink on my Mac I cannot see that Tkinter is a separate > install from Python (but it might be, I might not just be finding it). > > Wayne > > On Thu, 30 Aug 2007, Jo Claridge wrote: > > >> Hi, >> >> I am having some problems with the DataShifter. It will let me transfer molecular systems but not >> experiments or measurement lists. When I try to transfer an experiment I get this at the command >> line: >> >> ERROR loading xml ccp.nmr.Nmr ccp/nmr/Nmr.xml >> RCNE SendEventToEventTarget (suom Moved ) failed, -50 >> Exception in Tkinter callback >> Traceback (most recent call last): >> File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/l >> ib-tk/Tkinter.py", line 1345, in __call__ >> return self.func(*args) >> File "DataShifter.py", line 1661, in <lambda> >> button = Tkinter.Button(master, text = shiftLabelText, command = lambda butt >> onKeyword = buttonKeyword, toProjectNum = shiftCol:self.shiftData(buttonKeyword, >> toProjectNum), state = buttonState) >> File "DataShifter.py", line 1734, in shiftData >> copyClass = CopyClass(ccpnObject,toProject,(self.guiParent,self.multiDialog, >> self.messageReporter,self.dataEntry),verbose = self.verbose) >> File "DataShifter.py", line 179, in __init__ >> self.copyObject() >> File "DataShifter.py", line 196, in copyObject >> self.toObject = createInProject(self.ccpnObject,self.toProject,copyOrder,sel >> f.createdObjectDict, self.toProjectResInfo, self.dialogInfo, postponedObjects = >> self.postponedObjects, ignorePresets = self.ignorePresets, verbose = self.verbos >> e, ignoreAttrs = self.ignoreAttrs) >> File "DataShifter.py", line 535, in createInProject >> newObject = copyObject(ccpnObject,toProject,createdObjectDict,postponedLinkD >> ict,metaInfo,toProjectResInfo,postponedObjects,dialogInfo,ignorePresets = ignore >> Presets, verbose = verbose, ignoreAttrs = ignoreAttrs) >> File "DataShifter.py", line 1461, in copyObject >> newObject = createClass(newParent,**keywds) >> File "/sw/lib/python2.5/site-packages/ccpnmr/ccpnmr1.0_1.0.14/python/ccp/api/n >> mr/Nmr.py", line 32472, in __init__ >> assert dataDict['serial'] > 0, '%s' % dataDict['serial'] >> AssertionError: None >> >> the measurement list box only contains [none] even though there are several shift lists in the >> project. >> It seems to be calling python 2.3 sometimes even though analysis is installed in python 2.5 and I >> am running DataShifter from 2.5 as well. >> >> cheers, >> Jo Claridge >> >> > > . > >