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Hi All, I have a few questions about CardStock.
Should I file an issue for this? Like the app so far. I'll submit some stacks I've built with it in a few days. |
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1. Yes! You can design/edit and run CardStock stacks on
https://cardstock.run/. It even allows multiple users to collaboratively
edit a stack together.
2. I believe that warning is coming from the upstream wxWidgets/wxPython
project, so I don't think CardStock needs that issue filed.
Thanks for using CardStock! Please send any feedback and suggestions you
have for improving it.
Ben
…On Sat, Jan 13, 2024 at 6:55 AM Code Monki ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi All,
I have a few questions about CardStock.
1. Can it run in the browser or am I misreading the reference guide?
2. I am seeing the following text pop up when I launch CardStock on
Mac OS X:
Python[18576:1161003] WARNING: Secure coding is not enabled for restorable state! Enable secure coding by implementing NSApplicationDelegate.applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState: and returning YES.
Should I file an issue for this?
Like the app so far. I'll submit some stacks I've built with it in a few
days.
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After more investigation, this seems to be a Python issue on Mac OS X 14 (Sonoma). Hopefully the python folks will fix the issue soon. Also, on https://cardstock.run, how would I upload a local stack for collaboration, and is there a way to self-host an instance of cardstock.run? Thanks! |
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Once you create a cardstock.run account, the desktop CardStock app lets you upload from within the app. Run "Export Stack..." and export to the web. CardStock is open source, but cardstock.run is not yet, so no way to self-host right now. Ben |
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Odd, when I export the die roller stack to a file and. double-click it in Finder, it crashes. :-/ M1 Mac Mini 2020 |
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Weird, I just tried to verify my account on cardstock.run via the email, but I got an HTTP 500 error. :-/ |
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I'll fix that server error, but in the meantime, it looks like you did successfully verify, so you can start using cardstock.run. |
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Fixed now. Thanks for the report here. It was a new login bug related to adding a Google login option. |
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Python 3.12.1 is not supported yet by wxPython, so make sure you're using
3.9.x-3.11.x.
But I see this error too now on an M-series mac, where an exported stack
app won't load. Please file a bug!
…On Sat, Jan 13, 2024 at 11:01 AM Code Monki ***@***.***> wrote:
Odd, when I export the die roller stack to a file and. double-click it in
Finder, nothing happens. No errors displayed, but nothing happens. :-/
M1 Mac Mini 2020
16GB RAM
Mac OS X 14.2.1 Sonoma
Python 3.12.1
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Hi Ben, I removed all versions of Python from my system, then reinstalled 3.11. I reinstalled the CardStock app, loaded the stack and tried to export the stack as an app. Still no luck. I'm attaching the stack (had to add .txt as the extension so Github would accept it), the build log for the app, and a list of what Python libs are installed locally. |
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I just pushed a fix for this problem up to github. On recent MacOS, the
standalone viewer was no longer finding stack.cds. This should be working
now if you run the latest code. I was planning to wait for an update to
wxPython before pushing a new app version, but if you can confirm that this
works for you now, I may push a release out sooner. Thanks for the report!
…On Sun, Jan 14, 2024 at 6:58 PM Code Monki ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Ben,
I removed all versions of Python from my system, then reinstalled 3.11. I
reinstalled the CardStock app, loaded the stack and tried to export the
stack as an app. Still no luck. I'm attaching the stack (had to add .txt as
the extension so Github would accept it), the build log for the app, and a
list of what Python libs are installed locally.
cs.log <https://github.com/benjie-git/CardStock/files/13934375/cs.log>
2d6-Roller.cds.txt
<https://github.com/benjie-git/CardStock/files/13934379/2d6-Roller.cds.txt>
Package Version
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altgraph 0.17.4
attrdict3 2.0.2
cardstock 0.99.4
certifi 2023.11.17
charset-normalizer 3.3.2
greenlet 2.0.2
idna 3.6
macholib 1.16.3
numpy 1.26.3
packaging 23.2
pillow 10.2.0
pip 23.3.2
pyinstaller 6.3.0
pyinstaller-hooks-contrib 2023.12
pynvim 0.4.3
pyz 0.4.3
requests 2.31.0
setuptools 65.5.0
simpleaudio 1.0.4
six 1.16.0
urllib3 2.1.0
wxPython 4.2.1
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Hi Ben, I'm going to move this discussion to an issue. Best regards, Chuck |
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This is a godsend! I'm programmer-experienced but gui-averse, and many of the "standard" gui toolkits are difficult for me to grasp, but this seems to work quite well for me so far. One thing I'm wondering: Is it possible to get it to automatically resize the card to a specific size upon entering a new card with goto_card? I've tried using animate_resize with a duration of 0 and a new Size(x,y) parameter. And putting it in each card's on_sho_card. it works when I make one of the cards larger, but when I try to go back to Size(500,500) after having done Size(920,720) the canvas doesn't shrink back down and it's full of stuff from the "bigger" card when it was shown. There must be a method of some kind to force a complete redraw. |
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I'm glad you're finding CardStock useful, and thank you for the feedback!
First, are you running the latest version? v0.99.6 fixed some card
resizing issues. Also just to check: are you running the CardStock app on
your computer, or running on the web at https://cardstock.run/ ?
I've found that animating the card's size in on_show_card() works for me in
the latest version. But only if the card is not already the size that
you're animating to. Attached is an example stack that animates between
two card sizes.
Please let me know if this doesn't solve your problem, or if you think
there's still a bug!
Thanks,
Ben
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This is a godsend! I'm programmer-experienced but gui-averse, and many of
the "standard" gui toolkits are difficult for me to grasp, but this seems
to work quite well for me so far.
One thing I'm wondering: Is it possible to get it to automatically resize
the card to a specific size upon entering a new card with goto_card? I've
tried using animate_resize with a duration of 0 and a new Size(x,y)
parameter. And putting it in each card's on_sho_card. it works when I make
one of the cards larger, but when I try to go back to Size(500,500) after
having done Size(920,720) the canvas doesn't shrink back down and it's full
of stuff from the "bigger" card when it was shown. There must be a method
of some kind to force a complete redraw.
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I am using the latest version, built for Linux. I still see a problem--whether it animates or not is not the issue, rather the issue is that I want the card size for two cards in the deck to be 500x500 and the size fror a third card to be 920x700. When I switch from a 500x500 card to the 920x700 card, the resize works. But when I jump back to a 500x500 card, the window stays as large as it was for 500x500, but the active area within the pane in which the app runs is constrained to the 500x500 area in the lower left of the previously-expanded canvas area. The text labels that were present on the expanded card that aren't physically overwritten by the new 500x500 active area remain in the window as an artifact of unerased pixels, though if you manually resize the window down to 500x500 and then manually expand it again, the "ghost" field labels are gone. I am indeed doing something like
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I'm running on Lubuntu 24.04, with Python 3.11.9, from the cardstock app built in that python version. Using lxqt window manager |
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Thank you. I see this bug now. You shouldn’t need to do anything
special. Cards with different sizes are meant to just work, but are a new
addition, and it looks like there are still bugs. I’ll work on a fix,
hopefully today.
Ben
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I'm running on Lubuntu 24.04, with Python 3.11.9, from the cardstock app
built in that python version. Using lxqt window manager
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Ok, I believe this is fixed with the latest commits to github. Do you need
a new build pushed to pip, or can you pull the updated code from git?
Ben
…On Mon, Jul 29, 2024 at 1:01 PM ben levitt ***@***.***> wrote:
Thank you. I see this bug now. You shouldn’t need to do anything
special. Cards with different sizes are meant to just work, but are a new
addition, and it looks like there are still bugs. I’ll work on a fix,
hopefully today.
Ben
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Having it pushed to pip would be ideal, but I can wait a bit--this isn't super time critical. Thanks for looking into this. I'm designing a control panel for controlling a dunp-to-audio-tracks interface to digital mixers with this, it's been working great for that purpose. |
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I'm definitely not in a rush, but is there an easy way to be notified when a new release comes out? I'm relatively Github-unaware as far as features like that go. But I may try pulling it and building from Git in the meantime, if it's not too difficult to script such as part of my control panel's install process, assuming it can be used as free software like that with source available (it's distributed as a Git repo which downloads and install stuff in an ASDF-mangaed Python environment under a service user's ~/src/YST folder.)\ (edit: I now see how to "watch" a Github repo. Done that.) |
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And once again, thanks so much for being so responsive. These Hypercard and dare I say it Visual Basic style environments have so been going out of style, but I think they still serve a need for both learning and for those GUI-uneducated trying to dip their toes into that area. I know systems programming really well but front-end software is not my specialty, yet this is easy to get started with. Even in its rather basic form it's quite powerful, be proud of it. :-) |
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Thanks! I've certainly been enjoying using CardStock for quick prototyping
and for slapping a quick GUI on top of some python code. And I've also
been using it as a teaching tool for the kiddo and friends.
I just uploaded a new 0.99.6.1 bugfix release to pypi, so you should be
able to run `pip3 install cardstock -U` to upgrade. If pip doesn't find
the new version yet, you can grab the .whl file from its pypi page here:
https://pypi.org/project/cardstock/ and install it with `pip3
install cardstock-0.99.6.1-py3-none-any.whl`
And if you have a github account, you can "watch" a project, which emails
you about new releases.
Cheers,
Ben
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And once again, thanks so much for being so responsive. These Hypercard
and dare I say it Visual Basic style environments have so been going out of
style, but I think they still serve a need for both learning and for those
GUI-uneducated trying to dip their toes into that area. I know systems
programming really well but front-end software is not my specialty, yet
this is easy to get started with. Even in its rather basic form it's quite
powerful, be proud of it. :-)
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