#11 Language is broken

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jyamihud3 年之前创建 · 3 条评论
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Ghost 评论于 3 年之前

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I looked into it

def text(var):
    data = open("settings/languages/"+settings.read("Language")+".data")
    data = data.read()
    data = data.split("]")

The function is trying to open the Language. But receives a False, this is why TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "bool") to str

It's probably since the Language name is not read properly. I think it's fixable. But I want to dig deeper in what's causing the data not to be read properly.

I looked into it def text(var): data = open("settings/languages/"+settings.read("Language")+".data") data = data.read() data = data.split("]") The function is trying to open the Language. But receives a False, this is why `TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "bool") to str` It's probably since the Language name is not read properly. I think it's fixable. But I want to dig deeper in what's causing the data not to be read properly.

I need context. I hope Tyler can provide it. When does this happen? What should I do to recreate the bug? Because it feels like in this case the when is very important. It could be in such a place in the software where the file is in the middle of being wrote to. So it can't read anything and we have a bug. Or something similar.

I need context. I hope Tyler can provide it. When does this happen? What should I do to recreate the bug? Because it feels like in this case the when is very important. It could be in such a place in the software where the file is in the middle of being wrote to. So it can't read anything and we have a bug. Or something similar.
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