Re: first try at testing out ARK

[Luke A. K. <lu...@ma...>]

On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Will Partain wrote:

> PS, Luke: when re-running, perhaps safer to run with
> ARK_DEBUG=15 (setenv ARK_DEBUG 15, if a csh kinda guy).

Here's the output again:

luke@kirby:~/ark/madstop $ ARK_DEBUG=15 try-ark/try-ark 2>&1 | tee ark.out
try-ark/try-ark: warning: this script may be overly paranoid and, um,
wrong...
+ ./arkcmd package reveal --verbose --use-deps=max arkbase 
parsing: /home/luke/ark/madstop/team.xml (minidom)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./arkcmd", line 86, in ?
    main()
  File "./arkcmd", line 73, in main
    things_mgr.doToolSubcommand()
  File "./ark/thing.py", line 240, in doToolSubcommand
    victims       = self.unpackSpecs(ark_ctrl.cmdLineNonOptions())
  File "./ark/thing.py", line 139, in unpackSpecs
    thing = self.lookup(thing_name,team_id)
  File "./ark/thing.py", line 75, in lookup
    team_id = ark.team.ACTING_TEAM().id
  File "./ark/team.py", line 65, in ACTING_TEAM
    _ActingTeam.instance = ArkTeam(acting_team_id)
  File "./ark/team.py", line 149, in __init__
    (self._is_prototype, xml_version, self._xmlf) =
xml_file.read(explicit_filename="%s/team.xml" %
(ark.control.ArkControl().repository(team_id)))
  File "./ark/xmlfile.py", line 201, in read
    (fname, fval) = _read_cooked_resource( child, filename )
  File "./ark/xmlfile.py", line 320, in _read_cooked_resource
    zero_attributes(res)
  File "./ark/xmlfile.py", line 722, in zero_attributes
    if len(node.attributes) != 0:
TypeError: len() of unsized object
luke@kirby:~/ark/madstop $

It always fails on the same line, and I can't read python yet.

> Uh, could you also remove any/all .xmla files? (pickled ARK
> .xml files)

There weren't any.

> One thing we'll definitely want to check is how .xml files
> made their way through the python/pyxml gauntlet, and
> ARK_DEBUG=15 will report that.  Thanks,

It will if we get that far, but we aren't.  There's no difference in
output with or without debugging set.

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