Issue with pano_py

[ccard]

I am having a similar issue to bit-pirate and i made sure that I have the correct version of python installed and that didn't fix it. I have looked extensively online and can't find a solution to this issue and I was wondering if you may have a solution. I am using ros indigo. My stake trace is bellow:

.../turtlebot/src/turtlebot_apps/software/pano/pano_py/src/pano_cv/opencv.cpp: In function ‘cv::Mat pano_py::{anonymous}::convert_from_cvmat(PyObject*, const char*)’:
.../turtlebot/src/turtlebot_apps/software/pano/pano_py/src/pano_cv/opencv.cpp:60:40: error: ‘PyString_Check’ was not declared in this scope
   if (m->data && PyString_Check(m->data))
                                        ^
.../turtlebot/src/turtlebot_apps/software/pano/pano_py/src/pano_cv/opencv.cpp:63:44: error: ‘PyString_AsString’ was not declared in this scope
       char *ptr = PyString_AsString(m->data) + m->offset;
                                            ^
.../turtlebot/src/turtlebot_apps/software/pano/pano_py/src/pano_cv/opencv.cpp: In function ‘cv::Mat pano_py::{anonymous}::convert_from_cviplimage(PyObject*, const char*)’:
.../turtlebot/src/turtlebot_apps/software/pano/pano_py/src/pano_cv/opencv.cpp:90:31: error: ‘PyString_Check’ was not declared in this scope
   if (PyString_Check(ipl->data)) {
                               ^
.../turtlebot/src/turtlebot_apps/software/pano/pano_py/src/pano_cv/opencv.cpp:91:50: error: ‘PyString_AsString’ was not declared in this scope
     cvSetData(ipl->a, PyString_AsString(ipl->data) + ipl->offset, ipl->a->widthStep);

[bit-pirate]

Please also state, what system you are running on and other important information, such as the python version you are using.

[ccard]

i am using:

• ubuntu 14.04 (32 bit)
• ROS indigo
• python 2.7.6 (installed from source not apt-get), python 3 and 3.4 where installed when ros was installed and i can't remove them without also removing ros indigo also i found that when i was compiling (catkin_make) it was linking to libpython3.0my.so so i removed based on a suggestion from this post. but now when i compile it outputs: -- Found PythonLibs: /usr/local/lib/libpython2.7.a (found version "3.3.0") and still fails with the output as previously posted. also all of my environmental variables seem to be correct.

[stonier]

Looks rather like some python functionality is missing or not found.

A first step id suggest is checking that it works with trusty and a system install of python 2.7. If that does you can start checking what is different with your source install.

[ccard]

I resolved the issue it turns out that there where left over programs from my upgrade from 12.10 to 14.04 doing a completely fresh install of ubuntu 14.04 fixed the problem. Thanks for your help