[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 353808] import gst throws an exception when imported after gtk

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 GStreamer | gst-python | Ver: HEAD CVS


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------- Comment #7 from René Stadler  2006-09-08 01:56 UTC -------
(In reply to comment #0)
[...]
> Steps to reproduce:
> 1. get cvs gst-python 
> 2. Create testscript.py containing:
> import gtk
> import gst
> print "hello world"
> 
[...]

I cannot reproduce this, but I can say that this program is a bit too
minimalistic.  You have to do something like:

import pygtk
pygtk.require ("2.0")
import gtk

import pygst
pygst.require ("0.10")
import gst

This ensures that the correct bindings are selected if your system has multiple
versions available (on my system, "import gst" happily imports 0.8 bindings
otherwise).  To do so, IIRC it does some messing with the module search path,
so I suspect this to be the source of your problem.


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