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Rob1n | # 121 | 2010-11-29, 19:06 | Report

Originally Posted by xxxxts View Post

I get this error before crashing (PR 1.3);

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/AutoCompleteEditor/AutoCompleteEditor.py", line 45, in _cmd_run_gui
w.loadData()
File "/opt/AutoCompleteEditor/ACE_gui.py", line 429, in loadData
langName = self._getLangName(langId)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower'

I really miss this - how do I get it working again???

I've just uploaded a new version which should fix this error. It suggests that your dictionary is using an unrecognised language though, so I think you'll still get an error message - this one should provide the necessary information for me to add in the new language data though.

Aranel | # 122 | 2010-11-29, 22:19 | Report

Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post

Can you try running it from X Terminal (python /opt/AutoCompleteEditor/AutoCompleteEditor.py) and see whether it gives any useful error messages? I'll have a look at adding multi-language support (I did have a brief look recently but the obvious methods weren't working), but I don't know why it wouldn't just display in English.

Oops, sorry I forgot this thread entirely. Here's the error output, on latest version:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/AutoCompleteEditor/AutoCompleteEditor.py", line 17, in <module>
w.loadData()
File "/opt/AutoCompleteEditor/ACE_gui.py", line 321, in loadData
self._dict = ACEFile()
ValueError: unknown locale: tr_CY

Rob1n | # 123 | 2010-11-29, 22:52 | Report

Originally Posted by Aranel View Post

Oops, sorry I forgot this thread entirely. Here's the error output, on latest version:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/AutoCompleteEditor/AutoCompleteEditor.py", line 17, in <module>
w.loadData()
File "/opt/AutoCompleteEditor/ACE_gui.py", line 321, in loadData
self._dict = ACEFile()
ValueError: unknown locale: tr_CY

Are you sure that's the latest version? The line numbers and function names are way off from the current version. Anyway, it looks like you're using an unrecognised locale - that's presumably Turkish/Cyprus? I guess it should fall back to the base language (Turkish) in that case - I'll put up a new version tomorrow to fix this one.

xxxxts | # 124 | 2010-11-30, 00:00 | Report

Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post

I've just uploaded a new version which should fix this error. It suggests that your dictionary is using an unrecognised language though, so I think you'll still get an error message - this one should provide the necessary information for me to add in the new language data though.

I have upgraded and now I get this error:

Code:

An unknown dictionary ID has been found.
Please contact
	Robin Hill <maemo@robinhill.me.uk>
with:
	- the ID: 13357
	- the dictionary language you have selected (from Settings/Text input)

I purchased my N900 in NYC from the flagship store and I am using US English, I do not have any other languages installed to the best of my knowledge.

Rob1n | # 125 | 2010-11-30, 09:28 | Report

Originally Posted by xxxxts View Post

I have upgraded and now I get this error:

Code:

An unknown dictionary ID has been found.
Please contact
	Robin Hill <maemo@robinhill.me.uk>
with:
	- the ID: 13357
	- the dictionary language you have selected (from Settings/Text input)

I purchased my N900 in NYC from the flagship store and I am using US English, I do not have any other languages installed to the best of my knowledge.

I can certainly add that ID, but it seems a little odd that a new ID should suddenly be used for US English. Can you try following the instructions here and see whether you still get the same error with a new dictionary? If so, I'll add the new ID, otherwise it looks like your dictionary file is corrupt somehow. Even with the above error, it should show you the list of dictionary terms - do these look okay?

Rob1n | # 126 | 2010-11-30, 09:45 | Report

Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post

Are you sure that's the latest version? The line numbers and function names are way off from the current version. Anyway, it looks like you're using an unrecognised locale - that's presumably Turkish/Cyprus? I guess it should fall back to the base language (Turkish) in that case - I'll put up a new version tomorrow to fix this one.

Version 0.0.15 uploaded now, which should fix this issue.

xxxxts | # 127 | 2010-11-30, 11:05 | Report

Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post

I can certainly add that ID, but it seems a little odd that a new ID should suddenly be used for US English. Can you try following the instructions here and see whether you still get the same error with a new dictionary? If so, I'll add the new ID, otherwise it looks like your dictionary file is corrupt somehow. Even with the above error, it should show you the list of dictionary terms - do these look okay?

I think I fixed it by deleting my dictionary file and just typing in some misspelled words into Notes and exiting, then it created a new dictionary file and all is working just fine now.

xperto | # 128 | 2010-11-30, 19:20 | Report

i just updated. but as before after the app loads i cant see anywords..

xperto | # 129 | 2010-11-30, 19:36 | Report

it say
An unknown dictionary ID has been found.
Please contact
Robin Hill <maemo@robinhill.me.uk>
with:
-the ID: 1121
-the dictionary language you habe selected (from Setting/Text input)

anyhelp?

Rob1n | # 130 | 2010-11-30, 21:19 | Report

Originally Posted by xperto View Post

it say
An unknown dictionary ID has been found.
Please contact
Robin Hill <maemo@robinhill.me.uk>
with:
-the ID: 1121
-the dictionary language you habe selected (from Setting/Text input)

anyhelp?

Can you try following the instructions here to create a clean dictionary and check whether you still get the same error. If so, let me know what dictionary language you have selected (from Setting/Text input) and I'll add it into a new version.