I've solved my problem, and I might have found a bug...

On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 01:10, Chris Watkins chriswaterguy@appropedia.orgwrote:

With my current installation of Pywikipediabot, whenever I run replace.py and choose edit, it aborts with an error. I'm running on Debian (Linux) and I have python-tk installed. (I had it working on a previous computer. From memory, it also had python-tk installed, and it was either running Debian or Ubuntu - can't recall).

Ok, so I did some troubleshooting myself. I was able to get it working for an old version of Pywikipediabot (I had to install the package "idle" first in Debian). Then by changing files and lines of code one at a time, I narrowed down the bug in the new version to lines 31-32 of editarticle.py:

import pywikibot from pywikibot import i18n

I replaced these two lines with the equivalent section, a single line, from an older version (I think about 16 Sep 2010):

import wikipedia as pywikibot

I don't know if I'm missing out on something by not having that new code referring to i18n, but so far it's working well. Cheers, Chris

At the message: *Do you want to accept these changes? ([y]es, [N]o, [e]dit, open in [b]rowser, [a]ll, [q]uit) *

I enter: *e*

And I get this output:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "replace.py", line 808, in <module> main() File "replace.py", line 799, in main bot.run() File "replace.py", line 428, in run as_edited = editor.edit(original_text) File "/home/PATH/editarticle.py", line 121, in edit pywikibot.ui.editText(text, jumpIndex=jumpIndex, AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'ui'

The relevant line in editarticle.py is

120 return self.restoreLinebreaks( 121 pywikibot.ui.editText(text, jumpIndex=jumpIndex, 122 highlight=highlight))

Any suggestions? Thanks.

-- Chris Watkins

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