Closed nickleyw closed 5 years ago
Hi, the edit script icon runs your default application associated with .py files, you need to define it on windows (right click on any .py file, open with ...)
thanks for the response, makes sense. however, it seems there's some bigger issue in windows 10 at the moment preventing people from doing this with sublime text or notepad++ https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/cannot-make-sublime-3-default-editor-windows-10-sept-2018/39426/14 guess i have some digging to do. what default app do you use?
ow, didnt know about this, I use visual studio code. I used to have sublime by default aswell (around 6 month ago) I didnt have any issues. Regardless if you want to manually edit a built-in script you can find it in the scripts folder of AI-Blocs sources (note that It will affect all your projects that use built-in scripts).
Good luck!
I've been able to successfully run the auto-encoder demo (noting I did have to change the encoder input from 1024 to 784, and switch the decoder to match, with input 10, output 784). However, anytime I click the little edit script icon, what looks like a console window flashes open and then closes in like 1/10th a second... I cannot seem to be able to edit any of the scripting. Ideas?
running AI-Blocks 5.3 win32x64
Thank you.