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I was working on this problem, and I created a very basic starting point.
As I tried executing the code, there were more errors than I'd expected, including "parse_token", which I didn't have in my code. I opened the debugger to see what I did, and it did not show the converted python code, just lines on lines of compiler errors.
The code was VzIqHN=Z?qJ\\hZtZ)+*dZN=HN, link is here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Yeah, this sort of error usually means that you messed up the arity somewhere. This could be because you actually gave the wrong number of arguments, or as you did, used a wrong command, which messed stuff up down the line.
We may want to look into catching these errors and doing our own compile-time error reporting, but that may be hard.
I was working on this problem, and I created a very basic starting point.
As I tried executing the code, there were more errors than I'd expected, including "parse_token", which I didn't have in my code. I opened the debugger to see what I did, and it did not show the converted python code, just lines on lines of compiler errors.
The code was
VzIqHN=Z?qJ\\hZtZ)+*dZN=HN
, link is hereThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: