Closed doman84 closed 5 years ago
Thanks @doman84 for your question. Please also include your version of Python. peartree uses type annotations, and this not supported in earlier versions of Python 3, as well as Py2.
You can see release notes re: type annotations, here: https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.6.html
Here's a StackOverflow question with more discussion that may assist you: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51203670/syntaxerror-invalid-syntax-with-variable-annotation
Ok, sorry for that. I miss information that 3.6 version of Python is needed :)
Anyway - great job with this project. I'm one of the leaders of great group influencing on public transport in biggest polish metropolis. Generally our activities are mainly happenings, but we try do the analysis as well and all kind of tools help us a lot.
Thanks, please feel free to leave any additional questions as you perform your analysis. Happy to help. :)
Hi,
I have this kind of error after using
import peartree as pt
Looks like some very basic problem, but I'm not very well in python :)