Cant't watch window frame and 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower'

[noorye4]

Hello
My OS is ubuntu 14.04
python version 2.7.5

I just run "python fuzzy-window"

this is my screenshot
http://imgur.com/2ppx9cS

I can't see the fuzzy-window outside frame and I type and characters then I get the
trace back :

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "fuzzy-windows", line 185, in enteredNameChanged
self.windowList.rank(text)
File "fuzzy-windows", line 94, in rank
score += self.fuzzyMatcher.score(i['class_group'].lower())

I'm very like the software ,is helpful for me
thank you for replay

[Frenzie]

I'm not sure what you mean by outside frame, but you can increase the size of the window by putting something like the following in ~/.config/fuzzy-windows.conf.

[DEFAULT] 
width=800
height=800

Additionally I find hiding everything except normal windows the most sensible way to use the program:

show_windows_normal=1
show_windows_desktop=0
show_windows_dock=0
show_windows_dialog=0
show_windows_toolbar=0
show_windows_menu=0
show_windows_utility=0
show_windows_splashscreen=0

Your screenshot is making me wonder whether there might be some issue with international characters, although simply opening some East-Asian page in my browser (for the title) does not seem to induce any crashes for me.

[vsiegel]

I think be outside frames he means the window decorations.
(And I'm sure it's intentional to not show the decorations - I prefer it that way.)
But maybe there is a config value to enable them?

[Frenzie]

There is no configuration, but if you look on line 340 you can see win.set_decorated(False). The default is True, so you can either change the value or comment it out.

It looks like with Gdk.Window you can also try borders only (might need more than superficial edits), or you might use a Gtk.Frame to fake borders (should be simpler).