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DraqueT / PolyGlot

PolyGlot is a conlang construction toolkit.
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"Language Statistics" generates but does not open the HTML window #1129

Closed chricker05 closed 2 years ago

chricker05 commented 2 years ago

I click on the Language Statistics, and it generates the statistics but then closes the progress bar and nothing happens. It's supposed to open an html file, correct?

Not sure what the issue is.

PolyGlot 3.5/Windows 10

TrapinchO commented 2 years ago

Seems to be working for me in a test file. Could you please try opening exaple "Lodenkur" and try to open statistics from there?

Did you get any warnings, such as "complete alphabetic order"?

DraqueT commented 2 years ago

Thanks for reporting this! Trapinch0 has good advice there, try that first. If the statistics load for Lodenkur, could you send me a copy of your language file? There might be something you're using in the language which I hadn't thought of, and which is causing it to choke somehow, which I could check for.

chricker05 commented 2 years ago

Hello. I'm attempting to use the Lodenkur file, but it's giving me grief about the font not being installed on my computer (I installed it and it still won't work).

Here is my language file. https://www.dropbox.com/s/14tcd2g7utvdcje/Tobonese.pgd?dl=0

TrapinchO commented 2 years ago

When I first opened the file I got this error: (didn't get it after reopening and redownloading the file though) their_bug_1

The language statistics report shows to me completely fine.

chricker05 commented 2 years ago

Ok. That's bizarre. Let me go over everything I do. I just installed the latest release so this is a completely fresh version of the software.

  1. I open the language file.
  2. I click the "language statistics" in the "tools" dropdown.
  3. The error happens.

It is my suspicion that PolyGlot is being prevented from opening the HTML for some reason, probably something to do with permissions. I attempted to run it in administrator mode but it didn't even boot up when I did that.

TrapinchO commented 2 years ago

It is my suspicion that PolyGlot is being prevented from opening the HTML for some reason, probably something to do with permissions.

Try temporarily shut down your antivirus. This happens to me a lot with pdf export.

chricker05 commented 2 years ago

Hm, I don't have any third-party antivirus, but I do have Windows' built in antivirus. I disabled real-time protection temporarily and even added PolyGlot's directory to the exclusions. That didn't do anything sadly.

TrapinchO commented 2 years ago

Could you please try this: 1) make a new language 2) add a word "test" (no pronunciation etc., just conlang word) 3) click "Language Statistics"

chricker05 commented 2 years ago

I had to add the alphabetic order, but I did everything you said. Same issue. I guess it's not the language file itself in that case.

TrapinchO commented 2 years ago

Try this: 1) navigate to C:/Users/<username>/AppData/Local/Temp/ 2) delete everything that starts with polyglot 3) create a report 4) see if a new html file was created 4a) if yes, open it

DraqueT commented 2 years ago

@TrapinchO

When I first opened the file I got this error: (didn't get it after reopening and redownloading the file though) their_bug_1

The language statistics report shows to me completely fine.

Could you toss me your error log? I think you might have run into an unrelated bug that I have been trying to track down, but which happens super inconsistently.

chricker05 commented 2 years ago

It worked! There is indeed an HTML file and my oh-so-beautiful report. It seems PolyGlot cannot open it for some reason. Strange.

I suppose this will do. Thank you!

DraqueT commented 2 years ago

Closing due to resolution of issue.