Copied from both comments in LightTable/LightTable#1691; first comment:
[This was copied mostly as-is from a comment I made on issue #1640.]
I downloaded Python 3.4.1 and ran the following code in a Python file in Light Table:
print("Hello world!")
I can see 1640 [stdout]: Hello world! in the Light Table console (where 1640 is the folder in which the Python file is located).
I do however get exceptions:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\kevitt\Documents\LightTable\plugins\python\py-src\ltmain.py", line 187, in > handleEval
code= compile(code, data[2]["name"], 'eval')
TypeError: embedded NUL character
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\kevitt\Documents\LightTable\plugins\python\py-src\ltmain.py", line 191, in handleEval
code= compile(code, data[2]["name"], 'exec')
TypeError: embedded NUL character
Base on a cursory review of Google search results for TypeError: embedded NUL character I'm guessing that some file path needs to be escaped.
The full path of my python file is C:\Users\kevitt\Documents\@cases, open\1195\1640\hello-world.py.
If I evaluate the code in a copy of the Python file with the path C:\@test\case1195\1640\hello-world.py there are no exceptions reported.
second comment:
Thanks for the thorough report Kenny. For anyone interested in digging into this, this would be a good place to start considering escaping spaces.
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