Felix,
Your report doesn't really mean python support is broken, but simply
that the compiled version of the initialization file qtiplotrc.py could
not be saved in /etc/qtiplotrc.pyc. This seems normal if you were not
running Qtiplot with admin priviledges. If you sudo qtiplot, this error
goes away and the compiled file is created.
However, this does not mean that python scripting is working flawlessly.
I tried the "set column value" feature: If you want to use for instance
a 'col("1")' column designator, you get a script error:
AttributeError: cell
at <Table1_2>:0
at <string>:2 in col
which seems to point to a problem with SIP and/or PyQt, as far as I
understand.
OK, I must confess I tested this in Ubuntu Hardy beta, which may have
subtle package differences with Debian. So it maybe worth to confirm
this is a real problem on Debian.
I tried compiling the package, but its is just too complicated: I could
not get to the point were the recommended versions of the dependencies
for python support compiled with no errors. I gave up.
Gudjon, did you pay special attention to python support while building?
Thanks for your effort anyway,
Phil.
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