@DaveMDS I feel this problem isn't going to go away, so we should find a solution. We can divide the elm modules again and import their contents at efl.elementary, but I'm not sure if we can keep things backwards compatible this way.

To disable docstrings, you can patch line 260 of setup.py:

Can't think of any other build options that could be disabled other than that one.

It's that, or we make releases with docstrings disabled, which should help with this issue.

I suggest you also write a test case for this.

Okay as I was testing with different Python versions I found out that Python distutils doesn't re-install the script that goes in /usr/bin when you switch between versions, so you may end up with a script there that points to a different site-packages location than what you had installed it with.

I don't know why it's not finding the installed package. But in any case, Python 2 is no longer supported in git master, you'll need at least version 3.2. Upgrade and let us know how it works there.

Are you installing from https://git.enlightenment.org/apps/epour.git ?

So these signals were emitted by ext_elm_entry, its text is set to "" on creation. Raster changed this behaviour (and it makes sense) so let's change our test as well.

Previous commit 94af40b3b6109890e25f7c1432ed3d291b26227e is good, I'll play with our test to learn how it behaves.

Going back, dd584b9f79ec41b53ca620ae534fcf84f12e30a9 is bad and looks like our winner, I'm checking the previous commit now just to make sure.

88edaa768c8a8221ff1b2cabe4f75151d94dcbfd is bad

c416dfa6eb86a8d51b96b62c8708610c26aeed8b is good

1bbc23b08634444edee9a19603aaf3360489f483 is good

f7ea9373f6b3e85c5fb5bdec9ad0791bef8cde28 is good

I'm doing manual git bisecting, 3f426ca519794843643252520f2c9b8f3bf85a30 is good

OK I checked again, they were never EAPI. But they are now in 1.18 legacy header so they need to get removed, same as sizing_eval in T4343

Right, it's working as intended then. Thanks for the fix and explanation!

Does this mean that tooltip positioning is broken when there is room in the default orientation, as it now does overlap the parent?

Ummm I don't think it's quite working as intended yet. The tooltip gets positioned entirely outside the window, when there's plenty of space immediately next to the cursor.

Fixed, thanks!

Possibly related to this: commit d4479b3f55e7008d212646102bcd209258800a12

This issue and Polkit-EFL are not related to Enlightenment WM. You can use it with any other WM or DE just as well.

Eo went through many changes this release cycle by the EFL developers, and Python-EFL is not maintained by the same people so there was a period where Eo support did not match what was in EFL. If you pull both projects from git now and recompile this problem should be solved.

I've been working on the VPN features lately; they require significant changes in Econnman since the extra properties can be arbitrary, so it's going to take a while until I find the design for that that works smoothly.

Well, it looks like zmike added a networking module to go with the new gadget system so I'm not sure if it's worth working on Econnman app anymore.

I'll take a look. No promises yet. :o)

Do you see that message in the debugger or when running econnman at terminal without debugger?

SIGILL could indicate a bad optimization or code path in Evas. CC @raster and @cedric.

If this is still an issue, please provide a backtrace. You can get a backtrace with this command:

gdb --args python3.4 /usr/bin/econnman-bin

provided you have gdb installed and the libraries have their debugging symbols installed.

In T2933#40640, @stephenmhouston wrote:

Hi.

I found this to not be a bug, but a misunderstanding in the way to handle the widget layout here. Please see the attached file of the proper way to handle this. Thank you.

Stephen

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Use python-efl from git master with EFL/Elm from git.

@winner8 Not related, you have an old git version which had an incompatibility with Python 2 in the PEAP code that has been added after the latest release version.

@abyomi0 Did you get that valgrinding done? Sounds like connman itself crashes, taking E with it.