Issue1509095

import javax.sound.midi as midi

sequencer = midi.MidiSystem.getSequencer()
sequencer.open()

fails
TypeError: call of non-function <'int' object> 

John

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The problem arises because
com.sun.media.sound.RealTimeSequencer
inherits a boolean open as well as the method open.
A print of attributes for the object gives the boolean open.
It is not uncommon for Java to have variables and methods
with the same name. Can't Jython handle this situation?
John

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Jython should favor the method over the variable/field

oluoluolu@gmail.gmail.com

Hi,

The following script works just fine on my Windows XP and Jython 2.2.1 :

import javax.sound.midi as midi

sequencer = midi.MidiSystem.getSequencer()
           
print 'got this far'
            
sequencer.open()
    
if sequencer.open:
    print 'sequencer open'
    sequencer.close()
else:
    print 'sequencer not open'

On my system, it handles the difference between the sequencer.open() method and the sequencer.open boolean.  This is handled all the time in Jython.  I can't at all see why it is not working for you and it is working for me.  But I do see that you submitted this a year and a half ago.  So your Jython has to be 2.1, and Java 1.5 had several enhancements in Java Sound.  I am running Java 1.6.0_03 with Jython 2.2.1.

 - Bob

Looks like this has worked itself out in the recent versions.