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Found the problem. Reproduced it. Fixed it. Checked it in in already.
Give the new rev a go and let me know if you still have parser problems.
On my development machine, I leave debug=True in the config file so I usually catch these. I guess they added some media elements that weren't there earlier this morning.
parser problems are gone. However the game starts in the beginning not in the bottom of the sixth inning.
I can see the listings again. Still not sure what to do with Patch.sh. How do I run it? I tried just typing it in but it gave me "command not found". Do I need to put something before it to run like with *.py files?
I can see the listings again. Still not sure what to do with Patch.sh. How do I run it? I tried just typing it in but it gave me "command not found". Do I need to put something before it to run like with *.py files?
My stream crashed so I started it again, I am getting games starting over, it appears to be all of the but for sure Pittsburgh, Boston, and Yankees games.
I changed back to the 2007/2008 way of handling status codes (e.g. "I" instead of "In Progress") but didn't change the check for the live_from_start code which was still expecting "In Progress".
I've tested this and I'm picking up the game now from the current position.
Sorry about that. Good thing I have you guys to test this before I post to Sourceforge.
I changed back to the 2007/2008 way of handling status codes (e.g. "I" instead of "In Progress") but didn't change the check for the live_from_start code which was still expecting "In Progress".
I've tested this and I'm picking up the game now from the current position.
Sorry about that. Good thing I have you guys to test this before I post to Sourceforge.
How are you liking the [HD] indicator?
I'm getting "No stream available for selected game" now. Did I miss a new config setting recently?
I'm getting "No stream available for selected game" now. Did I miss a new config setting recently?
Which game?
What does 'z' screen say?
You're a nexdef user, right? Make sure autobahn.jar is running and your speed indicator says "[NEXD]" not "[800K]".
Also enable debugging with the the 'd' key and select whichever game is giving you that error. Then post that error here or on pastebin.com. I need the full Traceback, not just the error.
You're a nexdef user, right? Make sure autobahn.jar is running and your speed indicator says "[NEXD]" not "[800K]".
Also enable debugging with the the 'd' key and select whichever game is giving you that error. Then post that error here or on pastebin.com. I need the full Traceback, not just the error.
OK it looks like it is good. Is there a config setting for nexdef or does it just detect if it can contact the autobahn server? I know "n" will swap it...
OK it looks like it is good. Is there a config setting for nexdef or does it just detect if it can contact the autobahn server? I know "n" will swap it...
I don't have any detection code. There is a config file setting, use_nexdef that defaults to True. Non-nexdef users should add:
Code:
use_nexdef=False
to their config files.
I'll add nexdef health check to the "nice to have" features but it's not going to be high on my list just yet.
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