Closed CleoQc closed 7 years ago
Hi Cleo, isn't it because you are using Python 3 that you get that?
Hi @francesco-vannini, fancy meeting you here :) Nope I'm using Python 2. In fact, it's on a fresh Jessie (from Nov 25th), so SD card is not dirty. When I type python, I do get python 2. When I run python papirus-write, it complains and crashes When I run the one in /usr/local/bin on its own, it complains and crashes. Looks like you're pulling from future import print_function from somewhere but I didn't investigate that.
Strange - never seen that error before. How odd.
I have an old version sat on my desk with software already installed - will test with that.
@francesco-vannini have you tested with a new Raspbian as well?
If it works on both fine, then no reason to not add the ()
Also those files already use the parentheses for the print statements as this link shows: https://github.com/PiSupply/PaPiRus/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=print
So right now it's inconsistent the way it's currently done.
It wouldn't run without this change, tested on a brand new Raspbian card