PINCE is a front-end/reverse engineering tool for the GNU Project Debugger (GDB), focused on games.

Overview

PINCE

PINCE is a front-end/reverse engineering tool for the GNU Project Debugger (GDB), focused on games. However, it can be used for any reverse-engineering related stuff. PINCE is an abbreviation for "PINCE is not Cheat Engine". PINCE is in development right now, read Features part of the project to see what is done and Roadmap part to see what is currently planned. Also, please read Wiki Page of the project to understand how PINCE works.

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Disclaimer: Do not trust to any source other than Trusted Sources that claims to have the source code or package for PINCE and remember to report them immediately

Disclaimer: YOU are responsible for your actions. PINCE does NOT take any responsibility for the damage caused by the users

Pre-release screenshots:

Features

  • Memory searching: PINCE uses libscanmem to search the memory efficiently [Done]
  • Variable Inspection&Modification [Done/Basic]
    • CheatEngine-like value type support: Byte to 8 Bytes, Float, Double, Strings(including utf-8, utf-16, utf-32 and zero-terminate strings), Array of Bytes [Done]
    • Symbol Recognition: See here [Done]
    • Automatic Variable Allocation: See here [Done]
    • Dynamic Address Table: Supports drag&drop, recursive copy&pasting&inserting and many more [Done]
    • Manual Address Table Update: [Done]
    • Smart casting: PINCE lets you modify multiple different-type values together as long as the input is parsable. All parsing/memory errors are directed to the terminal [Done]
    • Continuous Address Table Update: You can adjust update timer or cancel updating by modifying settings. Non-stop version is Postponed\Quarterway Done [Done\Only works when the inferior is stopped]
    • Variable Locking: PINCE lets you freeze(constantly write a value to memory cell) variables [Done]
  • Memory View [Done/Basic]
    • Infinite Scrolling: PINCE automatically disassembles the next available instruction(s) on mouse wheel/scrollbar move. Instruction count can be changed from settings. Hex View also supports this feature [Done]
    • Dissect Code: You can dissect desired memory regions to find referenced calls, jumps and strings. Disassemble screen will automatically handle the referenced data and show you if there's a referenced address in the current dissasemble view. It can be used from Tools->Dissect Code in the MemoryView window. Using its hotkey instead in the MemoryView window automatically dissects the currently viewed region. You can separately view referenced calls and strings after the search from View->Referenced Calls/Strings. Note: If you decide to uncheck 'Discard invalid strings' before the search, PINCE will try to search for regular pointers as well [Done]
    • Bookmarking: Bookmark menu is dynamically created when right clicked in the disassemble screen. So unlike Cheat Engine, PINCE lets you set unlimited number of bookmarks. List of bookmarks can also be viewed from View->Bookmarks in the MemoryView window. Commenting on an address automatically bookmarks it. [Done]
    • Modify on the fly: PINCE lets you modify registers on the fly. Unlike CE, you can also change XMM and FPU registers. Check GDB expressions in the Wiki page for additional information [Done]
    • Opcode Search: You can search opcodes with python regular expressions. To use this feature, click Tools->Search Opcode in the MemoryView window. [Done]
  • Debugging [Done/Basic]
    • Has basic debugging features such as stepping, stepping over, execute till return, break, continue. Also has breakpoints, watchpoints and breakpoint conditions. Has advanced debugging utilities such as Watchpoint/Breakpoint Tracking and Tracing
    • Chained Breakpoints: Just like CE, PINCE allows you to set multiple, connected breakpoints at once. If an event(such as condition modification or deletion) happens in one of the breakpoints, other connected breakpoints will get affected as well [Done]
    • Watchpoint Tracking: Allows you to see which instructions have been accessing to the specified address, just like "What accesses/writes to this address" feature in CE [Done]
    • Breakpoint Tracking: Allows you to track down addresses calculated by the given register expressions at the specified instruction, just like "Find out what addresses this instruction accesses" feature in CE with a little addon, you can enter multiple register expressions, this allows you to check the value of "esi" even if the instruction is something irrelevant like "mov [eax],edx" [Done]
    • Tracing: Almost the same with CE. But unlike CE, you can stop tracing whenever you want. Created from scratch with shittons of custom features instead of using gdb's trace&collect commands because some people have too much time on their hands [Done]
    • Collision Detection: GDB normally permits setting unlimited watchpoints next to each other. But this behaviour leads to unexpected outcomes such as causing GDB or the inferior become completely inoperable. GDB also doesn't care about the number(max 4) or the size(x86->max 4, x64->max 8) of hardware breakpoints. Fortunately, PINCE checks for these problems whenever you set a new breakpoint and detects them before they happen and then inhibits them in a smart way. Lets say you want to set a breakpoint in the size of 32 bytes. But the maximum size for a breakpoint is 8! So, PINCE creates 4 different breakpoints with the size of 8 bytes and then chains them for future actions [Done]
  • Code Injection [Working on it]
    • Run-time injection: Only .so injection is supported for now. In Memory View window, click Tools->Inject .so file to select the .so file. An example for creating .so file can be found in "libPINCE/Injection/". PINCE will be able to inject single line instructions or code caves in near future [Partially Done?]
  • GDB Console [Done]
    • Is the power of PINCE not enough for you? Then you can use the gdb console provided by PINCE, it's on the top right in main window
  • Simplified/Optimized gdb command alternatives [Working on it]
    • Custom scripts instead of using gdb's x command for reading memory [Done]
    • Custom scripts instead of using gdb's set command for modifying memory [Done]
  • libPINCE- A reusable python library
    • PINCE provides a reusable python library. You can either read the code or check Reference Widget by clicking Help->libPINCE in Memory Viewer window to see docstrings. Contents of this widget is automatically generated by looking at the docstrings of the source files. PINCE has a unique parsing technique that allows parsing variables. Check the function get_comments_of_variables in SysUtils for the details. This feature might be replaced with Sphinx in the future
  • Extendable with .so files at runtime
  • Automatic Trainer Generation: [Planned]
    • PINCE provides a trainer auto-generated from current address table on demand by using libPINCE and PyQT5 together

Installing

Clone this repo by running git clone --recursive https://github.com/korcankaraokcu/PINCE then run sudo sh install_pince.sh in the PINCE directory. Install script currently supports Ubuntu and Debian. For Archlinux, use the AUR package instead.

If you like to uninstall PINCE, just delete this folder. Almost everything is installed locally, including gdb. Config and user files of PINCE can be found in "~/.config/PINCE", you can manually delete them if you want.

Notes:

  • GDB enhancements (peda, pwndbg, etc) that use a global gdbinit file might cause PINCE to misfunction at times. Please disable them or use them locally before starting PINCE
  • Having spaces in your path might cause GDB to fail compiling

Running PINCE

Just run sh PINCE.sh in the PINCE directory

For developers:

sudo apt-get install qttools5-dev-tools (qt5 form designer)
sudo apt-get install pyqt5-dev-tools (pyuic5)
sudo pip3 install line_profiler (for performance testing)

How to use line_profiler: Add @profile tag to the desired function and run PINCE with sudo kernprof -l -v PINCE.py

History

  • A few weeks till 17/01/2016 : Learned GDB, process of analysis
  • 17/01/2016-22/01/2016 : Basic design, grasping of Python3 and Pyqt5, proof-testing
  • 22/01/2016 : First commit
  • 19/02/2016 : Moved to Github from Bitbucket
  • 25/02/2016 : First successful implementation of thread injection[Update-08/05/2016 : PINCE now uses linux-inject as a secondary injection method]
  • 18/06/2016 : PINCE now supports all-stop mode instead of non-stop mode
  • 21/06/2016 : Variable Inspection&Modification is finished(At basic level)
  • 21/08/2016 : Memory View is finished(At basic level)
  • 24/08/2016 : PINCE no more uses linux-inject because of stability issues(a fix for the race conditions in the inferior would be nice)
  • 26/12/2016 : Debugging is finished(At basic level)
  • 19/05/2020 : libscanmem integration is complete, enjoy memory searching. Huge thanks to fisu, xk and 12345ieee (libscanmem team)

Current Roadmap

  • Refactor file naming conventions(libPINCE->libpince, decide on snake_case or camelCase for modules etc)
  • Create CONTRIBUTING.md and combine all non-tutorial notes within it
  • Consider replacing read/write_memory_multiple functions with mem_handle&read/write_memory functions, this fixes the "read_memory_multiple follows a bad design pattern" step
  • Implement non-stop Continuous Address Table Update feature
  • Refactorize memory write/read functions
    • ReferencedStringsWidgetForm refreshes the cache everytime the comboBox_ValueType changes, this creates serious performance issues if total results are more than 800k. Only update the visible rows to prevent this(check disassemble_check_viewport for an example)
    • Implement same system for the TrackBreakpointWidgetForm if necessary. Do performance tests
    • Consider using a class instead of primitive return types to store the raw bytes. This also gets rid of the unnecessary parameter only_bytes. This class should also include a method to display None type as red '??' text for Qt
    • text_to_valuetype is a bad design pattern. Store the information inside the items of tableWidget_AddressTable instead
    • read_memory_multiple follows a bad design pattern, use named tuples or something like that
    • Provide an option to cut BOM bytes when writing to memory with the types UTF-16 and UTF-32
    • Put a warning for users about replacement bytes for non UTF-8 types
    • Extend string types with LE and BE variants of UTF-16 and UTF-32
    • Change comboBox_ValueType string order to be ... String_UTF-8 String_Others Array of Bytes
    • Implement a custom combobox class for comboBox_ValueType and create a context menu for String_Others item
  • Indent docstrings properly like GDB_Engine.get_breakpoint_info does(independent from other steps)
  • Implement "Investigate Registers" button to gather information about the addresses registers point to(independent from other steps)
  • Implement selectionChanged signal of lineEdit_HexView
  • Implement multi selection for HexView
  • Add the ability to track down registers and addresses in tracer(unsure)(independent from other steps)
  • Implement CE's Ultimap-like feature for tracing data, dissect code data and raw instruction list. Search for calls and store their hit counts to filter out the functions that haven't or have executed specific number of times. Implement a flexible input field for the execution count. For instance, 2^x only searches for hit counts 2, 4, 8 and so on, 3x only searches for 3, 6, 9 etc.(independent from other steps)(CE#358)
  • Extend search_referenced_strings with relative search
  • Consider adding type guessing for the StackView(independent from other steps)
  • Move GUI classes of PINCE.py to their own files
  • Handle signals and internal errors that causes gdb to halt, such as SIGSEGV and overlapping breakpoints(independent from other steps)
  • Use gdb python API breakpoints instead of breakpoint commands for optimization, also find a way to eliminate output coming from stepping commands such as stepi or nexti(independent from other steps)
  • Implement a psuedo-terminal for the inferior like edb does(independent from other steps)
  • Implement libPINCE engine
  • Implement auto-ESP&aimbot (depends on libPINCE engine)
  • Try to optimize TrackBreakpoint and TrackWatchpoint return data structures further, adding an id field might simplify traversing of the tree, performance tests are required(independent from other steps)
  • Extend tagging system to PINCE GUI functions
  • Implement inject_with_advanced_injection(independent from other steps)
  • Implement single-line code injection
  • Implement multi-line code injection
  • Break on/Catch signals and syscalls
  • Move non-communication functions in GDB_Engine to ScriptUtils and create corresponding fields in GDB_Engine and GDBCommandExtensions automatically. This lets entire functionality of libPINCE to be used with both python scripts and gdb python scripts, thus allowing it to be used as a plugin for projects such as radare2
  • Flowcharts based on disassembled output
  • Automatic function bypassing(make it return the desired value, hook specific parts etc.)
  • Implement speedhack(independent from other steps)
  • Implement unrandomizer(independent from other steps)
  • Implement pointer-scan
  • Write at least one test for each function in libPINCE
  • Migrate to Sphinx documentation from the custom libPINCE documentation(independent from other steps)
  • Embedded tutorial videos
  • Super-Uber-Rad credits roll with chiptune tunes
  • Implement extra MemoryViewerWindow tabs(independent from other steps)
  • Consider removing the command file layer of IPC system for GDB_Engine.send_command to speed up things(independent from other steps)[Update-29/04/2018 : Delaying this until GDB/MI implements a native multiline command feature or improves interpreter-exec command to cover every single multiline command type(including define commands)]
  • Implement thread info widget
  • Add ability to change logo and other assets if people contribute more than one asset per usage. Also consider using PINCE-media for development if needed(independent from other steps)
  • Implement developer mode in settings. Developer mode will include features like dissection of GUI elements on events such as mouse-over(independent from other steps)
  • Add ability to include non-absolute calls for dissect code feature(i.e call rax). Should be considered after the first version release. Might be useful for multi-breakpoint related features
  • Implement toggling of arrows for easier navigation for dissected regions(independent from other steps)
  • Provide information about absolute addresses in disassemble screen(independent from other steps)
  • Use type hints(py 3.5) and variable annotations(py 3.6) when support drops for older systems(independent from other steps)
  • All tables that hold large amount of data should only update the visible rows(check disassemble_check_viewport for an example)(independent from other steps)
  • Add different kinds of themes and the ability to change between them on runtime. Implement dark theme first. Also add the ability to create a custom theme and modify the existing ones(independent from other steps)

License

GPLv3+. See COPYING file for details

Contact Information

Korcan Karaokçu(korcankaraokcu) [email protected]
Çağrı Ulaş(cagriulas) [email protected]
Jakob Kreuze(TsarFox) [email protected]
Gibus [email protected]

Supported platforms

  • Kubuntu 18.04 & 16.04(Also tested on x86 variants)
  • Debian 9 (Stretch)
  • Kali Linux
  • Parrot OS
  • Linux Mint 19 (Tara)(install the package "python3-psutil" if you encounter ImportError or NameError, thanks Gibus)
  • Archlinux(tag cagriulas or TsarFox when creating an issue)

Trusted Sources

Comments
  • Duplication of effort

    Duplication of effort

    I see @korcankaraokcu around the scanmem/GC issues, I thought about paying a courtesy visit.

    On my system I probably need to recompile gdb, as PINCE opens but cannot attach to any process, so I don't have a definite opinion.

    My question is, how much overlap do you have with GC? I know you want to use libscanmem, I'm interested in the gui.

    question 
    opened by 12345ieee 23
  • pince-examine-expression causes game to become

    pince-examine-expression causes game to become "not responding"

    I was testing PINCE with Huniepop 2, since it causes Huniepop 1's process to stop, though I might have figured out why... I was testing some vales to see if everything worked when the terminal I started PINCE with started showing these lines image PINCE itself is still working fine, only the game becomes like this: image

    I am running the game using Lutris with the GOG installer and my OS is Manjaro Gnome running on a Surface Pro 5

    opened by WorldTeacher 21
  • Error running

    Error running "from libpince.libscanmem.scanmem import Scanmem"

    Hello.

    
    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "PINCE.py", line 32, in <module>
        from libpince.libscanmem.scanmem import Scanmem
    ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'libpince.libscanmem'
    

    Scanmem is installed, gameconqueror as well and working right.

    opened by RahRah80 18
  • Won't install

    Won't install

    Because the installation insists on gdb 8.2 while my system reports it already has the latest version and refuses to install which causes the whole script to bail outright, please just set your install script to require min gdb 8.2 instead of insisting on that exact version

    opened by awsdert 18
  • Make the address table items store the original address expression

    Make the address table items store the original address expression

    Fixes #45.

    Changes:

    • Since the address table items store address_expr, address_expr needs to be passed into change_address_table_entries.
    • So, calling convention (parameters) of change_address_table_entries is changed, and all of its occurences needs to be modified accordingly. That is a big change and I hope there is no bug.
    • There are some redundant text_to_valuetype and valuetype_to_text calls. To solve it, it's necessary to refactor the code to store the details inside the items ("text_to_valuetype is a bad design pattern. Store the information inside the items of tableWidget_AddressTable instead" inside roadmap)
    opened by user202729 14
  • EOFError when trying to attach

    EOFError when trying to attach

    When trying to attach to a process, command line says

    0.0014507770538330078
    Last command: pince-get-stack-trace-info
     
    &"source /tmp/PINCE-connection/10995/gdb_command.txt\n"
    &"Python Exception <class 'gdb.MemoryError'> Cannot access memory at address 0x850fb148: \n"
    &"/tmp/PINCE-connection/10995/gdb_command.txt:1: Error in sourced command file:\n"
    &"Error occurred in Python command: Cannot access memory at address 0x850fb148\n"
    ^error,msg="/tmp/PINCE-connection/10995/gdb_command.txt:1: Error in sourced command file:\nError occurred in Python command: Cannot access memory at address 0x850fb148"
    
    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "PINCE.py", line 1590, in on_process_stop
        self.update_stacktrace()
      File "PINCE.py", line 1680, in update_stacktrace
        stack_trace_info = GDB_Engine.get_stacktrace_info()
      File "/home/trent/PINCE-master/libPINCE/GDB_Engine.py", line 927, in get_stacktrace_info
        contents_recv = send_command("pince-get-stack-trace-info", recv_with_file=True)
      File "/home/trent/PINCE-master/libPINCE/GDB_Engine.py", line 121, in send_command
        output = pickle.load(open(recv_file, "rb"))
    EOFError: Ran out of input
    

    Then when I try to scan for a value It says

    Exception test
    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "PINCE.py", line 450, in newfirstscan_onclick
        x = 0 / 0
    ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
    
    opened by tbillington 14
  • Suggested default icon until you make a logo

    Suggested default icon until you make a logo

    I found one in my pre-installed icons (on manjaro) called custom-toolbox, I think that would be a suitable icon for time being, as for future logo I think a joypad with a wrench on top would make for a good logo since this is focused on cheating, if you want a more general suggestion then the only thing that comes to mind is similar but with a gear instead of a joypad

    opened by awsdert 13
  • Error during process attaching

    Error during process attaching

    OS: Debian 8 x64 Desktop environment: KDE 4

    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "PINCE.py", line 571, in pushbutton_open_onclick
        code_injection_status = GDB_Engine.attach(str(pid), initial_code_injection_method)
      File "/usr/share/PINCE/GDB_Engine.py", line 213, in attach
        SysUtils.create_PINCE_IPC_PATH(pid)
      File "/usr/share/PINCE/SysUtils.py", line 242, in create_PINCE_IPC_PATH
        is_path_valid(get_PINCE_IPC_directory(pid), "create")
      File "/usr/share/PINCE/SysUtils.py", line 208, in is_path_valid
        fix_path_permissions(dest_path)
      File "/usr/share/PINCE/SysUtils.py", line 221, in fix_path_permissions
        uid = int(os.environ.get('SUDO_UID'))
    TypeError: int() argument must be a string or a number, not 'NoneType'
    
    bug 
    opened by davidebeatrici 13
  • Pauses after resuming

    Pauses after resuming

    When I attach a process, the game automatically pauses. (I guess that is fine) However, when I press F3 to resume, it takes about 1 second before it pauses again by itself. If I were to close the memory viewer and press F3 to resume again, it pauses and the memory viewer opens up again.

    I do not believe this is intentionally designed to behave like this (I hope). If there is any additional information I can provide, let me know.

    opened by ivanskodje 12
  • New freeze option

    New freeze option

    It would be extremely useful to have the function of freezing the value only when decreasing or increasing.

    For example, we have a variable with a value of 20, if the program tries to decrease the value, it does not change, but when increasing everything works as it should.

    opened by rejedai 11
  • I CAN NOT RUN PINCE

    I CAN NOT RUN PINCE

    sh PINCE.sh [sudo] cloversss 的密码:

    (PINCE.py:1539): Gtk-WARNING **: 10:39:10.868: Theme parsing error: gtk-contained-dark.css:2871:228: Missing closing bracket for :not() /home/cloversss/PINCE/libpince/libscanmem/misc.py:24: PyGIWarning: Gtk was imported without specifying a version first. Use gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0') before import to ensure that the right version gets loaded. from gi.repository import Gtk QStandardPaths: runtime directory '/run/user/1000' is not owned by UID 0, but a directory permissions 0700 owned by UID 1000 GID 1000 Detached from the process with PID:-1 Last command: set logging off ^done 0.0013473033905029297 Last command: set logging file /dev/shm/PINCE-connection/-1/gdb_log.txt =cmd-param-changed,param="logging file",value="/dev/shm/PINCE-connection/-1/gdb_log.txt" ^done 0.0006613731384277344 Last command: source /home/cloversss/.config/PINCE/PINCE_USER_FILES/gdbinit ^done 0.000644683837890625 Last command: handle SIGSEGV stop print ^done 0.0009517669677734375 Last command: set logging off ^done 0.0009047985076904297 Last command: set logging file /dev/shm/PINCE-connection/-1/gdb_log.txt ^done 0.0007500648498535156 Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/cloversss/PINCE/PINCE.py", line 5261, in window = MainForm() File "/home/cloversss/PINCE/PINCE.py", line 375, in init self.memory_view_window = MemoryViewWindowForm(self) File "/home/cloversss/PINCE/PINCE.py", line 2239, in init self.initialize_disassemble_view() File "/home/cloversss/PINCE/PINCE.py", line 2283, in initialize_disassemble_view GuiUtils.center_scroll_bar(self.verticalScrollBar_Disassemble) File "/home/cloversss/PINCE/libpince/GuiUtils.py", line 77, in center_scroll_bar QScrollBar.setValue((maximum + minimum) / 2) TypeError: setValue(self, int): argument 1 has unexpected type 'float'

    opened by FxmlesXD 11
  • Freeze when using various features after using breakpoints

    Freeze when using various features after using breakpoints

    Steps to reproduce:

    1. Start PINCE, attach to a process
    2. Set a breakpoint and make program hit it
    3. Add a memory address to the cheat table, use "find out what reads/writes/accesses this address"
    4. Program freezes

    After restarting PINCE the issue persists, you also can't pause the program being debugged because PINCE freezes. After restarting the program being debugged the issue is gone.

    I'm running Linux mint 20.3 with kernel 6.1.0

    opened by Madghostek 0
  • Crashes every time I try to edit a value

    Crashes every time I try to edit a value

    I am trying to edit a value in the PICO-8, but every time I try, PINCE crashes for some reason. I am on Arch Linux, using GNOME, and have no other apps open (other than screen -R)

    opened by Anonymous3-a 1
  • GNU Octave: Double-clicking a result in the match list freezes PINCE's UI

    GNU Octave: Double-clicking a result in the match list freezes PINCE's UI

    Opening a GNU Octave process and double-clicking any matches in the match list freezes the UI

    image

    It generates the following console output before stopping to respond to user input and resize events:

    Last command: Ctrl+c
    5.435943603515625e-05
    

    Arch Linux, PINCE installed from AUR, sway/wayland.

    opened by MayeulC 10
  • Disable most UI when no process is selected

    Disable most UI when no process is selected

    I killed PINCE after it crashed when I double-clicked a value in the result list (I'll try to reproduce).

    I reopened it and forgot to select the process before scanning. The interface seemed to accept my inputs, but nothing was hapening, only some python tracebacks in the console.

    I suggest disabling UI elements before the user selects a process to avoid that sort of oversight.

    enhancement 
    opened by MayeulC 6
  • GTK version mismatch issues

    GTK version mismatch issues

    /home/rah-rah/GAMES/cheat/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: cannot register existing type 'GtkWidget'
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/rah-rah/GAMES/cheat/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_type_add_interface_static: assertion 'G_TYPE_IS_INSTANTIATABLE (instance_type)' failed
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/rah-rah/GAMES/cheat/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: cannot register existing type 'GtkBuildable'
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/rah-rah/GAMES/cheat/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_type_interface_add_prerequisite: assertion 'G_TYPE_IS_INTERFACE (interface_type)' failed
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/rah-rah/GAMES/cheat/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_once_init_leave: assertion 'result != 0' failed
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/rah-rah/GAMES/cheat/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_type_register_static: assertion 'parent_type > 0' failed
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    

    It's been reported that these errors sometimes occur in some setups. I cannot reproduce these errors anymore on my end but even if I did in the past, they didn't cause pince to crash. I've tried out the solutions provided and some of them seemed to crash PINCE on my end so I've decided to collect them all in a single issue to collect possible solutions that might work for everybody.

    As stated in #152 you can export these env vars before executing PINCE

    export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=gtk3
    export QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=gtk3
    

    You can try to export them both at once or export them one by one, whichever works out for you

    opened by korcankaraokcu 0
  • float parse failure

    float parse failure

    Trying to search for floats does nothing. In the terminal I get:

    error: unable to parse number `0,42`
    

    Even though I entered 0.42. Using a comma has the same result. I assume this is some locale issue. Here's mine, which is the same for root.

    $ locale -a
    C
    C.UTF-8
    en_US.utf8
    POSIX
    

    I see you automatically convert dots to commas. Could your user local be different from root. Launching by passing my environment variables causes it to get stuck as it tries to access the users run directory.

    QStandardPaths: runtime directory '/run/user/1000' is not owned by UID 0, but a directory permissions 0700 owned by UID 1000 GID 1000
    /home/behemoth/source/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: cannot register existing type 'GtkWidget'
      app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/behemoth/source/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_type_add_interface_static: assertion 'G_TYPE_IS_INSTANTIATABLE (instance_type)' failed
      app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/behemoth/source/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: cannot register existing type 'GtkBuildable'
      app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/behemoth/source/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_type_interface_add_prerequisite: assertion 'G_TYPE_IS_INTERFACE (interface_type)' failed
      app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/behemoth/source/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_once_init_leave: assertion 'result != 0' failed
      app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    /home/behemoth/source/PINCE/PINCE.py:5613: Warning: g_type_register_static: assertion 'parent_type > 0' failed
      app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    
    opened by HookedBehemoth 4
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