About:
TreeLine is used to organize and store text data in a tree structure. It is well suited to keeping track of many different types of information. Each node of the tree can contain several defined fields, forming a mini-database. The format of each node can be defined, and the output can be shown on the screen, printed, or exported to HTML. The tree structure is navigated and edited in the left pane of the window, while various views of the child data are shown and editable in the right pane. The data is stored in XML text files. TreeLine is based on the PyQt library.

Release focus: Minor bugfixes

Changes:
This release fixes a crash at file opening which occurred if the file's owner was not found in the password database. Problems with derived data types when using the numbering and the flatten data commands have been fixed. The environment variable LC_MESSAGES is now checked before the LANG variable to determine the user's preferred language.

Author:
Doug Bell [contact developer]

Rating:	reset 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
8.47/10.00 (4 votes)

Homepage:
http://treeline.bellz.org
Tar/GZ:
http://prdownload.berlios.de/treeline/treeline-1.0.2.tar.gz

Trove categories: [change]

[Development Status]		4 - Beta
[Environment]		X11 Applications
[Intended Audience]		End Users/Desktop
[License]		OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License (GPL)
[Operating System]		POSIX :: Linux
[Programming Language]		Python
[Topic]		Other/Nonlisted Topic

Dependencies: [change]
PyQt (required)
[download links]

 Branches

Branch	Version	Last release	License	URLs
Stable	1.0.2	01-Jun-2007	GNU General Public License (GPL)
Development	1.1.10	15-Jan-2008	GNU General Public License (GPL)

 Releases

Version	Focus	Date
1.0.2	Minor bugfixes	01-Jun-2007 07:40
1.0.1	Minor bugfixes	08-Mar-2007 05:13
1.0.0	Minor bugfixes	06-Jul-2006 05:11
0.14.1	Minor bugfixes	16-Feb-2006 04:28
0.14.0	Major feature enhancements	20-Dec-2005 06:20
0.13.1	Minor bugfixes	01-Nov-2005 07:09
0.13.0	Major feature enhancements	29-Aug-2005 07:06
0.12.0	Major feature enhancements	04-May-2005 05:24
0.11.1	Minor bugfixes	16-Feb-2005 04:20
0.11.0	Major feature enhancements	03-Feb-2005 20:40

 Comments

[»] Segmentation Fault
by Stephen Brenner - Dec 4th 2004 21:19:44

This looks like a very interesiting application.
It seems to install fine on my SUSE Linux system
but I get a "sgementation fault" error when I try
to run it from the command line. Any ideas on how to get it working?

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[»] Re: Segmentation Fault
by Doug Bell - Dec 5th 2004 07:25:44


> This looks like a very interesiting application.

> It seems to install fine on my SUSE Linux system

> but I get a "segmentation fault" error

> when I try to run it from the command line. Any

> ideas on how to get it working?


I'm not sure what the problem is - this problem has
not been reported before. Please reply with the
versions of Python, Qt, PyQt and sip that are installed
on your system.

Doug.



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[»] Re: Segmentation Fault
by Stephen Brenner - Dec 5th 2004 15:03:44

System is:

SUSE 8.2
AMD Athon 1.4ghz 512mbRAM
treeline 0.10.2
Python 2.2.1
PyQt 3.3.2-49
qt 2.3.2-286
qt3 3.0.5-64
sip 3.3.2-59

It fails when it gets to the point of loading the plugininterface.

Thanks,

Steve


> I'm not sure what the problem is - this

> problem has

> not been reported before. Please reply

> with the

> versions of Python, Qt, PyQt and sip

> that are installed

> on your system.

>

> Doug.

>

>



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[»] python install.py --> error on line 37: how to solve?
by giovanniolmo - Dec 6th 2003 23:34:09

File "install.py", line 37
versionList = [int(val) for val in versionStr.split('.')]
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

HELP!

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[»] Re: python install.py --> error on line 37: how to solve?
by Doug Bell - Dec 7th 2003 11:22:09


> File "install.py", line 37
> versionList = [int(val) for val in
> versionStr.split('.')]
> ^
> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>
> HELP!

It appears that the install script is being run with a very old version of Python (1.5.x?). TreeLine requires Python >= 2.1.

Either a proper version of Python is not installed or it is not the default (common on versions of RedHat before 8.0). If a newer version of Python is not installed, it can usually be installed alongside the old version to avoid breaking too many dependancies. If two versions are installed, you may need to run the install script with the full path to the newer version, such as:

"/usr/bin/python2 install.py"

Let me know if this doesn't work.
Doug.



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