Closed Victorl2000 closed 8 years ago
utils.py is a symlink. But you're using windows which doesn't support symlink.
i am running on Linux box.
Then either you have copied the files to/from windows, or you're putting the files on a file system which doesn't support symlink, e.g. NTFS which is used by windows.
many thanks! Right, i copied the original one from somewhere. Now I checked out the cloned one from the GitHub, and now noisered.py works fine for me.
Hi , i am new with python. I tried to run filters/noisered.py in command line, but got error: File "", line 1, in
File "utils.py", line 1
../gui/utils.py
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I think I can use sys.path.insert(0, "../gui/") to resolve this problem. But i wonder why the original way of setting dos not work. In this directory, the file utils.py just have one line: ../gui/utils.py, how does this work? I am using python 2.7.6
Thanks, Vic