KeyError; Value: 6; zwiki recent;
Hi all, I got this error when clicking on the Recent changes link in my Zwiki. What could it mean? I've been looking for a general error value list in the docs, but nothing found . Do you know a basic error value reference? I suppose it is because I just installed the ExternalEditor product http://www.zope.org/Members/Caseman/ExternalEditor and edited a few files with vim and now the entering the wikipage names in to the recent changes list doesn't work as it should... Any help appreciated! Regards Flo -- Have a nice day! Florian Konnertz * www.florian-konnertz.de * www.openspirit.de consciousness research and wisdom traditions * www.openmovie.org movie and mp3 -player projects
Florian Konnertz writes:
... "KeyError; Value 6" means, something is looking up the name "6" and has no luck.
Usually, you get a very valuable traceback ;-) It shows you, where the error is detected (in its last line) and looking a bit upward, you will usually see your object that caused it. Look at you traceback and try to understand it... Dieter
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Florian Konnertz writes:
... "KeyError; Value 6" means, something is looking up the name "6" and has no luck.
Usually, you get a very valuable traceback ;-)
It shows you, where the error is detected (in its last line) and looking a bit upward, you will usually see your object that caused it.
Look at you traceback and try to understand it...
Dieter
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-- Have a nice day! Florian Konnertz * www.florian-konnertz.de * www.openspirit.de consciousness research and wisdom traditions * www.openmovie.org movie and mp3 -player projects
Florian Konnertz <florian.konnertz@web.de> writes:
I've been looking for a general error value list in the docs, but nothing found . Do you know a basic error value reference?
No, but I think it's a good idea. Re your problem - as Dieter said, look at the traceback or at least post it so we can help you interpret. -Simon
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