[Python]Unrecognized function

[Cataclismo 88]

So, what is happening? I get this in syserr:

'MyDialog' object has no attribute '_Interface__OnRefresh'

That's the structure of the file which contains "MyDialog", BUT I deleted some parts of the script because is kinda big.

import app
import os
import chat
import ui
import locale
import uiScriptLocale
import uiCommon
import snd
import constInfo
import event
import net
import interfaceModule

class MyDialog(ui.ScriptWindow):
	def __init__(self):
		ui.ScriptWindow.__init__(self)

		self.isLoaded=0
		self.selectEvent=None
		self.fileListBox=None

	def __del__(self):
		ui.ScriptWindow.__del__(self)

	def Show(self):
		if self.isLoaded==0:
			self.isLoaded=1

		ui.ScriptWindow.Show(self)

	def Open(self):
		self.Show()
		self.SetCenterPosition()
		self.SetTop()

	def Close(self):
		self.popupDialog.Hide()
		self.Hide()

	def OnPressEscapeKey(self):
		self.Close()
		return TRUE

    def __OnRefresh(self):
        return

On the "interfacemodule.py" I have:

...
import uiMyDialog
...
	def __init__(self):
		...
		self.wndMyDialog = None
		...

	def RefreshMyDialog(self):
		self.wndMyDialog.__OnRefresh()

	def __MakeMessengerWindow(self):
		...
		self.wndMyDialog = uiMyDialog.MyDialog()
		...

So, when I call this function from game.py

self.interface.RefreshMyDialog()

I get the error I posted above. I really don't understand why...

[ѕeмa™ 352]

ur fail is here:

 

def onrefresh 1 tab more ? u need delete 1 tab.

 

Regards.

Edited August 19, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
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[Cataclismo 88]

ur fail is here:

 

def onrefresh 1 tab more ? u need delete 1 tab.

 

Regards.

 

No, the identation is ok. It's shown like that only here, on forum.

Edited August 19, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
Core X - External 2 Internal

[ѕeмa™ 352]

when u execute the script:

    def RefreshMyDialog(self):
        self.wndMyDialog.__OnRefresh()
 
    def __MakeMessengerWindow(self):
        ...
        self.wndMyDialog = uiMyDialog.MyDialog()

u first load the

def __MakeMessengerWindow(self):

and then

def RefreshMyDialog(self):

?

[Cataclismo 88]

when u execute the script:

    def RefreshMyDialog(self):
        self.wndMyDialog.__OnRefresh()
 
    def __MakeMessengerWindow(self):
        ...
        self.wndMyDialog = uiMyDialog.MyDialog()

u first load the

def __MakeMessengerWindow(self):

and then

def RefreshMyDialog(self):

?

 

That's only declaration. I execute the function after it's being declared and things.

[Frozen 212]

I think the problem is that you didnt define the :

self.wndMyDialog

so when you do this:

self.interface.RefreshMyDialog()

 

The code dont run the:

 

__MakeMessengerWindow

So try putting the self.wndMyDialog defined in the init function, like this:

 def __init__(self):
     self.wndMyDialog = uiMyDialog.MyDialog()

Sorry for my bad english,...

 

#Edit 

Oh and if isnt that i think it is because the function has __ in the name, and i think that is only for functions that are not going to be called by another class..

 

So try to rename the funtion to 

def OnRefresh(self):

Kind Regards,

Frozen

 

[Cataclismo 88]

 

I think the problem is that you didnt define the :

self.wndMyDialog

so when you do this:

self.interface.RefreshMyDialog()

 

The code dont run the:

 

__MakeMessengerWindow

So try putting the self.wndMyDialog defined in the init function, like this:

 def __init__(self):
     self.wndMyDialog = uiMyDialog.MyDialog()

Sorry for my bad english,...

 

#Edit 

Oh and if isnt that i think it is because the function has __ in the name, and i think that is only for functions that are not going to be called by another class..

 

So try to rename the funtion to 

def OnRefresh(self):

Kind Regards,

Frozen

 

 

 

How the actual fuck?

The thing with "__" worked. HOW THE HELL? I can't believe it.

Thank you anyway.

[Frozen 212]

 

 

I think the problem is that you didnt define the :

self.wndMyDialog

so when you do this:

self.interface.RefreshMyDialog()

 

The code dont run the:

 

__MakeMessengerWindow

So try putting the self.wndMyDialog defined in the init function, like this:

 def __init__(self):
     self.wndMyDialog = uiMyDialog.MyDialog()

Sorry for my bad english,...

 

#Edit 

Oh and if isnt that i think it is because the function has __ in the name, and i think that is only for functions that are not going to be called by another class..

 

So try to rename the funtion to 

def OnRefresh(self):

Kind Regards,

Frozen

 

 

 

How the actual fuck?

The thing with "__" worked. HOW THE HELL? I can't believe it.

Thank you anyway.

 

Yeah i know i was like that when the error occurred me for the first time...