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Quick Start broken #8
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Thanks for reporting the problem, will look into it ASAP. |
Hi, @minguo33 , Sorry for taking so long to investigate the issue. I think the problem is that you tried to import the |
Hi @klesh , thanks for taking a look. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get any of the examples to run whether or not I copy the code into a new file or download the source and try to run it. Can you give some guidance on how to get a working configuration? When trying to test import statements from my python interpreter, I can import jmk, but not hks. (which is where my previous attempts got caught up.)
My environment is python 3.12, jigsawwm was installed with pip, which self reports as version 2.0. |
Hi, @minguo33 There is no
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Hi again, @klesh , thank you for the assistance in trying to understand what is going on. Here's my objective: Use a tiling window manager on windows. I wanted to test out how yours performs, so I was less interested in the other modules but it seems I cannot directly use the wm.pym you link in the quickstart on the main github page to test that functionality. So I started over and using your advice created a new file and copied the contents from jmk.pyw that seems relevant. I then tried to integrate the statements from wm.pym that make the window management function. I think it is working now, thank you for your efforts and help. Here is the configuration I created, in case anyone else gets caught up trying to make the quickstart work as is. (IIUC, they cannot be used as is, correct?)
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Looks like the wm.pwy example is wrong. Specifically this line: Line 1 in c2756b8
EDIT: Oh, I get it now. The quickstart seems to imply that you can just pick a file from the examples folder, but in fact they all depend on each other, and you have to download the whole examples folder to do anything with them. |
@gazpachoking You are totally correct. I meant to show cases that you may do for different features and how to combine them together. |
Hi, I have tried to get this working on Windows 11 and Windows 10, each time the experience was the same.
Installing jigsawwm from PIP and trying to use the quickstart example wm.pyw nothing happens.
When trying to call wm.pyw from a python interpreter receive this error:
Trying to run jigsaw.pyw results again in nothing happening, and when calling it from a python interpreter receives this error:
Investigating that issue seems to imply python 'log' library has been renamed to 'logging' but I can't tell if that's what jigsawwm is trying use.
Interesting project, would like to test it out.
Are the example files still current? If not, do you have a working example to use?
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