Open firestar9114 opened 5 years ago
Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print(error)? python setup.py install
This is probably because the default python interpreter on Manjaro is python3, while youtube-dl-gui and its setup.py
are python2. You can make sure of this by entering python --version
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I also tried the pip install and got the same message.
What is the expected behavior ?
I think it should compile and install
What happens instead ?
There appears to be a bug when attempting to compile
I can't install this program on my computer due to this issue at compilation. It looks like it might simply be an issue of missing parenthesis according to the compiler error, so my suggested issue would be to try adding those in first. I'm relatively new to Linux and not very savvy with the OS or python, but generally when I see an issue like that in c, c++, or c# debugging I just add the syntax and it works(semi-colons are the bane of my existence over in "C-land") but I loved this program back on windows, and it would be a shame if I can't get it working on Linux. Hopefully this is a simple fix? Thanks for taking the time to look into this.
-Firestar