(09-16-2020, 05:50 PM)Biggles Wrote: Thanks for the info. There's not much that can be done about false positives unfortunately. It's an inevitable part of developing and packaging software for Windows (until you're a big enough publisher to buy a certificate and/or get whitelisted, I assume). The only antivirus I could test was Avast which didn't flag anything up. I also avoided using UPX to reduce the size of the executable since AVs hate that.
No worries, it's more reassuring than not, none of the known reputable AV companies flags it. Just thought people might find that useful.
Updated download links to version 0.1.2. The main changes are fixes for high DPI displays. It's far from perfect but it should at least be usable. Remaining weird-looking widgets should be patched soon. For anyone interested, the difficulty is that, for whatever reason, Qt seems to apply its fallback high DPI scaling on top of Windows' own scaling so text looks ludicrously large. Not sure why this is happening but the way I've ended up doing it is more robust anyway.
v0.1.2 Changelog Wrote:
HiDPI fixes
(Linux) installation no longer requires manual installation of extra dependencies (thanks to @Swallow for reporting)
(09-16-2020, 06:13 PM)Corile Wrote: Does it need any external deps? All I'm seeing is this
I'm having the same issue when trying to build/run it on Windows 7 for experimenting with some map-related stuff; the logs don't really say much more, it's the same error as I get when trying to directly run the wingman module. Not completely sure what's up, main very much appears to be defined but I do notice it's not a registered name when I do a dir(wingman) after importing the module in Python 3.7. I might be completely misunderstanding how to start it, though, so that might be on me - installing and running it using the releases on GitHub works just fine.
What does your development process/setup for this usually look like?
Code:
[2020-09-16 12:00:06,282] [INFO] Application start
[2020-09-16 12:00:06,282] [INFO] Working directory: C:\Users\AUDUNVN\AppData\Local\wingman
[2020-09-16 12:00:17,073] [ERROR] Uncaught exception!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: module 'wingman' has no attribute 'main'
When developing you should start the app with python -m wingman.main in the src directory. Remember to compile the resources first. Sorry, I should have mentioned that somewhere.
(09-17-2020, 01:23 PM)Biggles Wrote: When developing you should start the app with python -m wingman.main in the src directory. Remember to compile the resources first. Sorry, I should have mentioned that somewhere.
(09-16-2020, 07:38 PM)Toaster Wrote: Strangely, it doesn't display any info about my accounts in the Roster (beside the account names and descriptions), nor do any of the augmentations seem to work for me.
That is strange. Do you see the banner at the top right of this screenshot when you log in? Have you done anything fancy to your Discovery installation or use any external tools such as Borderless Gaming?
(09-16-2020, 07:38 PM)Toaster Wrote: Strangely, it doesn't display any info about my accounts in the Roster (beside the account names and descriptions), nor do any of the augmentations seem to work for me.
That is strange. Do you see the banner at the top right of this screenshot when you log in? Have you done anything fancy to your Discovery installation or use any external tools such as Borderless Gaming?
I do see the banner, it correctly displays charname and credits but no system. I do use Borderless Gaming.
(09-16-2020, 07:38 PM)Toaster Wrote: Strangely, it doesn't display any info about my accounts in the Roster (beside the account names and descriptions), nor do any of the augmentations seem to work for me.
That is strange. Do you see the banner at the top right of this screenshot when you log in? Have you done anything fancy to your Discovery installation or use any external tools such as Borderless Gaming?
I do see the banner, it correctly displays charname and credits but no system. I do use Borderless Gaming.
Edit: Just ran it without BG, no difference.
Funnily enough, that's exactly how it was when I tried it on Linux with wine.
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