Package: pydance
Version: 1.0.3-4
Severity: Important
After playing pydance for an average of 15 mins or so, it crashes. Here
is the traceback of my most recent crash. I had just failed a dance, and
was about to try another. I selected the dance and pressed enter. And then:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/games/pydance", line 205, in ?
if __name__ == '__main__': main()
File "/usr/games/pydance", line 195, in main
menudriver.do(screen, (songs, crs, screen))
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/menudriver.py", line 266, in do
me.display()
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/menus.py", line 184, in display
ev = self.items[curitem].activate(ev)
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/menus.py", line 57, in activate
text, subtext = self.callbacks[ev](*self.args)
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/menudriver.py", line 155, in wrap_ctr
Obj(*args)
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/gameselect.py", line 205, in __init__
self.loop()
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/gameselect.py", line 227, in loop
MODES.get((VALUES[0][indices[0]],
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/songselect.py", line 202, in __init__
self.loop()
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/songselect.py", line 295, in loop
self._configs, self._config, self._game)
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/dance.py", line 292, in play
try: current_song = fileparsers.SongItem(songfn)
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/fileparsers.py", line 797, in __init__
song = pair[1](filename, need_steps)
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/fileparsers.py", line 578, in __init__
self.steps[game][parts[2].upper()] = self.parse_steps(parts[6], game)
File "/usr/share/games/pydance/fileparsers.py", line 612, in parse_steps
step.extend([SMFile.step[int(s)] for s in sd])
ValueError: invalid literal for int(): M
Some of the songs I was playing do not come with Debian. I don't know if
that had anything to do with this crash, but that shouldn't make it crash.
The first crash I had was before I added any non-debian songs.
I have not noticed any patterns to the crashes. All of the songs that I
have, I can play fine.
-Brandon
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