During the CAMDEN configure and build stages there are numerous python type-checks which throw an error describing what the variable type is and what it should be. In general this is done using code like:
print(type(x))
Which if x is a string results in something like:
<class 'str'>
However, that could be confusing to users who are not particularly familiar with python. Instead one could do:
print(type(x).__name__))
which results in:
'str'
which would hopefully make the error message easier to understand, at least for non-python users.
During the CAMDEN configure and build stages there are numerous python type-checks which throw an error describing what the variable type is and what it should be. In general this is done using code like:
print(type(x))Which if
xis a string results in something like:<class 'str'>However, that could be confusing to users who are not particularly familiar with python. Instead one could do:
print(type(x).__name__))which results in:
'str'which would hopefully make the error message easier to understand, at least for non-python users.