=== ajmitch__ is now known as ajmitch [08:22] good morning all [15:17] hey all, would someone be able to answer this question? http://askubuntu.com/questions/95956/creating-a-unity-lens-the-name-activation-does-not-exist-in-the-context-of-u === dpm is now known as dpm-afk [19:27] I am currently trying to debug PyGI bindings, but gdb always prints "No locals." for python internals although python-dbgsym is installed. [19:27] How do I properly debug python using gdb? Any other package missing? [21:57] fredo: I guess that only helps to debug Python and its standard library [21:58] I wonder if there exists a gdb plugin or such that understands PyGI / GObject Introspection [21:58] JanC: I also installed all sorts of dbgsym packages, and I do get locals for glib functions and so on. [21:59] you will probably also need the debug symbols of the libraries you use [21:59] But I don’t get locals for PyErr_Print() etc. [22:00] That’s why I thought that it were specifically python symbols missing. [22:00] fredo: you might want to ask this question in the #introspection channel on GIMPnet [22:00] JanC: Okay, will do. Thanks. [22:01] irc.gimp.org or such [22:06] fredo: there is also python-dbg which you can install [22:07] JanC: I settled for the dbgsym-variant, although I have to confess I don’t really understand the differences. [22:07] But I had no luck with python-dbg either. [22:10] fredo: are you using the special Python support in gdb? [22:10] I seem to remember there is something like that [22:10] JanC: Actually, I don’t know. [22:11] I read something like that, too, but I don’t know how to use it or not. [22:11] I'be never used it myself either [22:11] I've*