@arjan Yep, it wont work with python2, but I can assure you nodejs does not install nor bundle python2 with itself!. Also what version of Leo and python do you have? I made all run under leo 6.0 final (installed from sources git clone --depth=500 https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor) and python 3.7.4 I'm asking this because you're getting "Error importing leoApp.py" as your main error message and it's bugging out in initLeo, which is internal to leo, so i'm wondering what Leo version its using...
@Edward (on windows) those modified 'package' files are getting small modifications when doing 'npm install' because of versions of dependencies getting updates.( Something I overlooked in my explanations. ) Solution : Revert those files to their original states before doing "git pull" so that git lets you apply updates you pulled... either with "git checkout <file>" in terminal, or throught the git panel of vscode (or your personal/favorite way of reverting a modified file in a gitted project folder) ... or even just wipe and re-clone from scratch but thats a bit radical ;) @Edward (on ubuntu) thats strange, so far running on ubuntu has been the way that worked 'out of the box'. ...and you're not getting any errors in the debug console of the original vscode window? is "python3" the way to invoke it on your install of ubuntu? @matt : i'm not that familiar with the python world in general and all that anaconda stuff is chineese to me... sorry... i'll try to catch up ! *To all testing : I am so very gratefull!!!* For windows, it seems That I need to do a much better job at figuring out a reliable way to invoke the 'leobridge.py' script of the leoInteg expansion by making sure that I get a hold of the path to launch with a valid python3 instance on the user's computer! (Because when the leoInteg expansion succeeds in finding valid python3 & leo6.0 it does indeed work) (I might also try to figure if I can check that leo '6.0' is installed and reachable before trying to start anything ) So I'm making myself a pot of coffee and will be working on this throughout the 3 day weekend to make it work reliably in at least those 2 OS's! I want to make sure anyone can 'easily' install and run this on linux&windows before adding "REAL" Leo Features ;) My windows 10 software versions are : vscode 1.39.1 node 10.16.3 python 3.7.4 leo 6.0 final (installed from git clone) qt5 installed with "pip3 install PyQt5" standard 'vanilla' versions of everything... sensibly the same as under my working ubuntu setup i guess... I'll post updates as I go along and figure stuff out - Please do the same if you're so inclined! A sincere thanks for your time and effort in helping me sorting this stuff out you guys! -- Félix On Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 9:09:49 AM UTC-4, Arjan wrote: > > Here's what I got. I did: > > 1. `cd leointeg`; `git checkout .`; `git pull` > 2. npm install > added 2 packages from 4 contributors and audited 313 packages in 1.678s > > Then F5 gives me the extension, but still without a Load File option in > the Leo tab. I get this error in the original VSCode window: > > stderr: File "c:\Programs\leointeg/scripts/leobridge.py", line 26 > > print(p_string, flush=True) > ^ > SyntaxError: invalid syntax > leoBridge.js:106 > > child process exited with code 1 > leoBridge.js:109 > > Looks like it's using Python 2 (which was installed along with Node.js, I > didn't have it installed previously). > > After adding `C:\Programs\Anaconda3` to my (system) PATH variable before > C:\Python27, I get this: > > from python Error importing leoApp.py > leoBridge.js:73 > stderr: Traceback (most recent call last): > File "c:\Programs\leointeg/scripts/leobridge.py", line 13, in <module> > verbose=False) # True: print informational messages. > File "C:\Programs\Leo\leo\core\leoBridge.py", line 71, in controller > verbose) > File "C:\Programs\Leo\leo\core\leoBridge.py", line 89, in __init__ > self.initLeo() > File "C:\Programs\Leo\leo\core\leoBridge.py", line 120, in initLeo > assert(g.app) > AssertionError > > leoBridge.js:106 > child process exited with code 1 > > (And still no Load File in Leo's tab). > Maybe with Anaconda we need to use a different way to properly invoke the > environment? > I forgot the details of why, but for my cmd shell I use this: > > %windir%\System32\cmd.exe "/K" C:\Programs\Anaconda3\Scripts\activate.bat > > Arjan > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to leo-editor+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/leo-editor/13dc2c13-582b-4c0d-aa44-ae10a0f091c4%40googlegroups.com.
