Re: [Adonthell-devel] Got it working!

[Alexandre Courbot]

Ah, managed to get it to work on a Windows machine here. Actually
warnings.py is only need when Python emits a warning - so fixing the
"from character_screen import *" made the title screen appear properly.
But when starting a game, after entering the player's name, the game
remains stuck and stderr.txt contains the following:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "c:/share/adonthell/games/wastesedge/scripts\init.py", line 104,
in on_update
    self.show_menu (1, 0)
  File "c:/share/adonthell/games/wastesedge/scripts\init.py", line 180,
in show_menu
    gamedata_player ().set_name (cs.name)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'set_name'


Here is the exact change I've made:

Original init.py:

        if retval == 1:
            # -- let the player chose a name for his character
            from character_screen import *
            cs = character_screen ()
            gamedata_engine ().main (cs, "character_screen")
                
            gamedata_engine ().fade_out ()
            self.cleanup ()

            # -- load the initial game
            gamedata_load (0)
            adonthell.gamedata_player ().set_name (cs.name)
            
            # -- on to the intro
            self.play_intro ()

New init.py:

        # -- start new game
        if retval == 1:
            # -- let the player chose a name for his character
            import character_screen
            cs = character_screen.character_screen ()
            gamedata_engine ().main (cs, "character_screen")

            gamedata_engine ().fade_out ()
            self.cleanup ()

            # -- load the initial game
            gamedata_load (0)

            # Don't know why there were an "adonthell." here...
            gamedata_player ().set_name (cs.name)
            
            # -- on to the intro
            self.play_intro ()

I really don't understand why gamedata_player () return None. Any clue
Kai?

Alex.
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