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seem debugging will cause some fatal errors #125

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BriskyGates opened this issue Oct 4, 2021 · 5 comments
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seem debugging will cause some fatal errors #125

BriskyGates opened this issue Oct 4, 2021 · 5 comments

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@BriskyGates
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Hello, your method helps me a lot, and I just wanna debug at some point, but much to my suprise, it will show some fatal errors once debug, how can we solve this probelm
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@iwpnd
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iwpnd commented Oct 4, 2021

The screenshots you provided are not helpful to find the error on flashgeotext end. It looks like a general problem with your virtual environment.

Try to setup a clean environment and re-run the example in your first screenshot. If that fails, please provide me with a code snippet, so I can try it myself. :)

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thx,dude. I just followed ur instructions (ps. setup a clean environment) ,but failed

complete zip package of project:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QiixJ5yQAVwWpfv0QysK38yI32dlO-J1/view?usp=sharing

the red rec shows where I put my debug point, and the wrong screenshots are shown as above
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iwpnd commented Oct 6, 2021

Can you please just copy/paste your code here or link to a repository on GitHub?

Also, please follow the instructions on how to use the project. You seem to have downloaded a zip file instead of installing it via pip or poetry.

@BriskyGates
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thx all the same, I find the answer to my question, it is "keyword.py" file, by renaming it, I solve the problem
ps. maybe the name "keyword" is conflict with some built-in functions
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iwpnd commented Oct 6, 2021

I have no idea what you’re doing there, but happy it works for you.

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