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[12:21:54] <Thaodan> is there a suggested way to debug python issues on android using pyqtandroid?
[12:22:36] <Thaodan> to track backtraces and so on?
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[13:29:15] <altendky> Thaodan: like phoning home? Or just dumping to a file?
[13:43:44] <altendky> Thaodan: there's stuff like, iirc, rollbar.io. for just a file I use a sys.excepthook which also pops up a dialog.
[13:46:09] <altendky> Thaodan: https://github.com or just directly with to a file and use the traceback module etc
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[14:36:41] <Thaodan> altendky: on the phone
[14:36:46] <Thaodan> with qtcreator
[14:37:09] <Thaodan> it dumps all messages to to a messagebox
[14:37:16] <Thaodan> logcat would be ok too.
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[14:37:46] <Thaodan> on the desktop I can just use stderr and see pythons errors
[14:39:02] <Thaodan> can I post them to logcat?
[14:40:27] <Thaodan> do embedded ressources work like use setuptools
[14:40:29] <Thaodan> ?
[14:43:48] <altendky> Thaodan: all depends how you deploy I guess but probably? You seem to have something in mind and I'm not sure what piece you are missing
[14:43:49] <Thaodan> altendky: did you tried to push these messages to qDebug?
[14:45:54] <Thaodan> altendky: i do something like this here:
[14:45:56] <Thaodan> https://nicolasfella.wordpress.com
[14:46:32] <Thaodan> pageStack.initialPage: Qt.resolvedUrl("StartPage.qml")
[14:47:11] <Thaodan> I need to give qml a path for my qml files and relie on that
[14:55:44] <altendky> Thaodan: it sounds like you are talking about two separate things. Logging and resources
[14:56:05] <Thaodan> yeah sorry. Lets keep it to the logging
[14:59:12] <Thaodan> can I log backtrace to qDebug=
[14:59:14] <Thaodan> *?
[14:59:28] <altendky> Thaodan: you mentioned several output options. I would figure you could dump to any of them in the system.excepthook.
[14:59:51] <altendky> I personally tend to use python tools over qt tools when they will work
[15:00:08] <Thaodan> probably but I cant read files on android except app data
[15:00:27] <Thaodan> and qDebug is mapped to logcat
[15:01:42] <altendky> Thaodan: then go with that I suppose
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[15:02:20] <altendky> If you wanted to use python logging you could make a handle that dumps across to the qt stuff
[15:02:43] <Thaodan> sounds like a good the solution
[15:02:52] <Thaodan> its really bad to debug blind
[15:02:57] <altendky> Quite so
[15:04:08] <Thaodan> is sys.excepthook the path to the set excepthook to display backtraces and so on?
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[15:05:30] <Thaodan> because you are overriding it in line #65 f your script?
[15:07:28] <altendky> Thaodan: it is a function that gets called for any uncaught exceptions. You can assign your own function to it if you want
[15:07:52] <Thaodan> yes thats what I meant thankd
[15:07:55] <Thaodan> *thanks
[15:08:32] <altendky> Thaodan: the traceback module is useful for yourself the parameters into text you might like
[15:11:02] <Thaodan> yeah thats good.
[15:11:19] <Thaodan> I need to split the messages in multiple lines.
[15:52:51] <nsizemor> How might one change the background color of a QCheckBox indicator? I'm currentling doing "self.myQCB.setStyleSheet("background-color: green")", but that is changing the background of the *text*, not the indicator.
[16:04:29] <nsizemor> Got it: self.myQCB.setStyleSheet("QCheckBox#myQCB:indicator:checked {color:black; background-color: green;}")
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