Open acrosman opened 8 years ago
I also came across this issue. It appears that this tool likes to have the first line of the current file free of comments. I had a copyright statement on the first and second lines of the file, and this error was thrown. Removing the comments allows the tool to insert the import ipdb
line. It actually looks like PR #21 fixes this, but it hasn't been merged/released.
To add to ds-vsn's observation it looks like the first line should not be empty also and also not have comments for the functionality to work properly without throwing error.
As SandeepNaidu just said above, the first line should not be a comment but it also shouldn't be empty so I put this statement on the first line:
"""Making the 1st line non-empty to make ipdb work on atom"""
It no longer complained
Happens to me when first line is from __future__ import absolute_import
.
I have this error too. Isn't this gonna be fixed? seems like a pretty trival issue
same here, have this error on most of my files.
+1
Any update on a fix for this?
Issue still open... after more then 3 years...
While working on a module that's part of a package in a somewhat complex application hitting F7 triggered the following error.
Atom Version: 1.0.15 System: "Fedora release Thrown From: atom-python-debugger package, v0.3.4
Stack Trace
Uncaught TypeError: editor.moveCursorDown is not a function
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