| Okay, I came up with a fix for the execution problem. Now, instead of using execscript(), I'm quietly writing out a patched version of the script that bundles up the ouput and sends it back to Radio. 
Refresh the code to get the fixes. | 
| Argh. I just hit a showstopper in the Python Tool. It might be a bug in the execfile() routine, but I can't be sure. It goes like this... With the following code: 
 
class A:
    def __init__(self):
        print "A.__init__"
 
class B(A):
    def __init__(self):
        A.__init__(self)
        print "B.__init__"
 test = B() If I run this directly through Python, it's fine. If I run it through my execution framework (which uses execfile() to run the actual script), it causes a NameError, which claims that it has no idea what A.__init__ is. 
Ideas?  Need more information? | 
| Patrick Logan comments on two of my previous entries. 
He's a smart guy.  Be sure to read the rest of his stuff too. | 






