crash on line typing (TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable) #726
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I'm getting a similar issue, but without requiring an external dependency. Figured I'd add my own reproduction steps. I've also included a screenshot which shows color information. The issue seems to be occurring any time I try to tab-complete a dict key when all of the keys contain a slash and have a shared prefix. This is occurring in cases where I'm using the names of a collection of files as keys in a dict. My workaround is to not use tab completion in those cases. I love this project and this tool by the way, use it every day. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help with this. Steps to ReproduceFor reference, the last sequence of keypresses was
Workingx = {}
x["a/b"] = 1
x[x = {}
x["a/b"] = 1
x["a.b"] = 1
x[x = {}
x["a/b"] = 1
x["a.b"] = 1
x["a/c"] = 1
x[x = {}
x["a/b"] = 1
x["b/d"] = 1
x[x = {}
x["a/"] = 1
x["b/"] = 1
x["a/b"] = 1
x[Not Workingx = {}
x["a/"] = 1
x["a//"] = 1
x[x = {}
x["./a"] = 1
x["./b"] = 1
x["./c"] = 1
x[x = {}
x["asdfasdfasdf/1"] = 1
x["asdfasdfasdf/2"] = 2
x["asdfasdfasdf/3"] = 3
x[SystemDebian 9 ( |
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I was about to open a new issue but i think it's the same as this one, so I'll post my issue here in case that can help. I'm working with numpy arrays, and i get a really weird crash when trying to create an integer array. Basically, I can create any type of arrays just fine, except when I want to create an integer array with either 2 or 3 as numbers (yeah, it's really weird). What worksDoesn't workBut if I try the exact same array as the second, but try to replace either number by either a 2 or a 3, i get a similar crash as people above : SystemUbuntu 20.04 |
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Fixed in 34f0e70. |
Steps to reproduce:
(error happens after typing last '.' dot)
Traceback:
System:
Archlinux x64
bpython 0.16
python 3.6.4
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