Most of the time when I try writing code into a .py file, I get many error messages, where the first says something like:
[ncm2_jedi@yarp] error caught in notification handler 'on_complete [...]'
Needless to say, this renders the plugin unusable, since it makes editing code barely possible.
For example, in a file called "test.py" I have the following silly code:
# this is a simple Python script to illustrate my issue
import os
a = 2
for i in range(0, a):
if i % 2 == 0:
print(i/0)
# end of file ----------------- #
I simply open such file, then I try editing and get the error messages I send attached here.
Most of the time when I try writing code into a .py file, I get many error messages, where the first says something like:
Needless to say, this renders the plugin unusable, since it makes editing code barely possible.
For example, in a file called "test.py" I have the following silly code:
I simply open such file, then I try editing and get the error messages I send attached here.
messages.txt