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

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 GStreamer | gst-python | Ver: HEAD CVS





------- Comment #9 from René Stadler  2006-09-08 16:52 UTC -------
Your problem might be related to ltihooks.  It does work OK if you "make
install" to some location and use if from there, right?

Your module search path has "/sources/gstreamer/head/gst-python" pretty much at
the beginning.  Like Edward, I assume you try to run against the uninstalled
pygst in its build (== src) directory.  This is how the tests are supposed to
be run, for example.  When the module gst._gst is searched for, the file
_gst.so cannot be found out of the box as it resides in gst-python/gst/.libs.
In gst-python/gst, only the libtool archive _gst.la is to be found. 
ltihooks.py (in the toplevel directory) makes it possible to transparently
redirect the import of gst._gst from the .la to the .so in the .libs
subdirectory.  This mechanism is somehow broken in you environment.  Try to run
"make check" and see if the tests work.


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