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tsroten / pynlpir

A Python wrapper around the NLPIR/ICTCLAS Chinese segmentation software.
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License appears to have expired? #99

Closed halegreen closed 6 years ago

halegreen commented 6 years ago

Hi, I'm trying to use the python wrapper, but when running pynlpir.open(), the error raised:

pynlpir.LicenseError: Your license appears to have expired. Try running "pynlpir update". Actually I don't known where to run pynlpir update ? In the console ? terminal?

I'm using python2.7, on OSX. Thanks a lot!

tsroten commented 6 years ago

Hi! Yes, NLPIR requires a license, so I wrote a command-line application to download and install the most recent license so that PyNLPIR is easier to use.

In your terminal simply run "pynlpir update" and it should fetch and install the license.

On Oct 27, 2017, at 23:08, Zoe Shaw notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, I'm trying to use the python wrapper, but when running pynlpir.open(), the error raised:

pynlpir.LicenseError: Your license appears to have expired. Try running "pynlpir update". Actually I don't known where to run pynlpir update ? In the console ? terminal?

I'm using python2.7, on OSX. Thanks a lot!

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terry2tan commented 6 years ago

@tsroten Hi, I ran "pynlpir update" in the terminal and it told me "License updated", but when i turned to the code and run the code again, it raised the error: RuntimeError: NLPIR function 'NLPIR_Init' failed.

my OS : mac Sierra 10.12 python version: 2.7

terry2tan commented 6 years ago

@tsroten I think I found the problem, I checked the log file in the Data folder, it told me "Other thread is under initialization", so i closed all the ipython notebook and restarted the jupyter notebook, it worked!