pyanatomist 5.x usage #100
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Hello, I face a small problem using pyanatomist in a docker container. The compilation went successfully directly from brainvisa-cmake (on a ubuntu:20.04 container with python3 and branch 5.0), and when launching anatomist directly with everything is running like a charm, application window pops correctly, I can load a NII file, and interact with anatomist. You did a really great job as this is an heavy compilation. Then I have scripts that pilot anatomist with pyanatomist, but fails, for example with this simpliest code with backtrace This is like SIP / C++ objects doesn't handle methods for adding objects or for doing a snapshot. Is anyone have a clue on what's going on, or what I'm doing wrong? Thanks in advance. |
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I see. You have compiled anatomist in a Ubuntu 20.04 system. Well, unfortunately it doesn't work well, as you have seen. |
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For now we have used sip 4.19.15 and PyQt 5.12.1. When a fixed version of sip is released we might switch to a newer one, but developers would have to rebuild everything since binary compatibility would be lost. Let's say we can do it while the image is still a prerelease, until we declare it an "official" image (the official one is 5.0 running ubuntu 18.04 for now). |
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For now we have used sip 4.19.15 and PyQt 5.12.1. When a fixed version of sip is released we might switch to a newer one, but developers would have to rebuild everything since binary compatibility would be lost. Let's say we can do it while the image is still a prerelease, until we declare it an "official" image (the official one is 5.0 running ubuntu 18.04 for now).