I tried running leoserver directly and it worked. That is, LeoInteg in VSC was able to connect. I have Leo 6.7.4 installed. Here is the command I used (on Windows):
py -m leo.core.leoserver What command did you use to start leoserver.py? On Tuesday, August 22, 2023 at 10:38:28 AM UTC-4 Israel Hands wrote: > Felix - thanks for such a timely and comprehensive reply. I have come back > from the future and remembered I labelled the directory with the creation > date 7/21 rather than the Leo version number.... sad but true! I have > installed the latest version of Leo > > Leo 6.7.4 > Python 3.11.4, PyQt version 6.5.2 > Windows 10 AMD64 (build 10.0.19045) SP0 > > > and pointed Leointeg at it > > C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\leo > I left the python command empty as I assumed the 'py' for windows would > be fine. > That didn't work... > I then tried > > C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\leo\core > > as that is where the server script actually lives. > That didn't work 'can't find the server script' > > I tried adding py to the Python command but that didn't work. > > > When I run the server script manually I get: > > > Starting LeoBridge Server 1.0.6 (Launch with -h for help) > Traceback (most recent call last): > > File > "C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\leo\core\leoPlugins.py", > > line 538, in loadOnePluginHelper > __import__(moduleName) > > File > "C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\leo\plugins\livecode.py", > > line 18, in <module> > from meta import asttools > > File > "C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\meta\__init__.py", > > line 2, in <module> > from meta.decompiler.instructions import make_module > > File > "C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\meta\decompiler\__init__.py", > > line 7, in <module> > from meta.decompiler.instructions import make_module, make_function > > File > "C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\meta\decompiler\instructions.py", > > line 9, in <module> > from meta.decompiler.control_flow_instructions import > CtrlFlowInstructions > > File > "C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\meta\decompiler\control_flow_instructions.py", > > line 15, in <module> > JUMP_OPS = [opcode.opmap[name] for name in JUMPS] > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > File > "C:\Users\IH\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\meta\decompiler\control_flow_instructions.py", > > line 15, in <listcomp> > JUMP_OPS = [opcode.opmap[name] for name in JUMPS] > ~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^ > > KeyError: 'POP_JUMP_IF_FALSE' > > LeoServer: init leoBridge in 1.1 sec. > LeoBridge started at localhost on port: 32125. > Ctrl+c to break > > Having done this I tried connecting from VSCode and got the error > websocket closed, code 1006 > > Hope some of that helps. > > Ta like, > > IH > On Monday, 21 August 2023 at 18:14:05 UTC+1 Félix wrote: > >> Hi Israel, >> >> I'm Félix, the creator of LeoInteg. I'm glad to have people tryout >> LeoInteg! Thanks for giving it a try!! :) >> >> I've successfully ran leointeg on many oses without any fuss, (windows, >> ubuntu, and even raspberry pi on a PI 3) using the simple commands shown >> here : (*But I know sometimes it's not that simple or easy - so I'll >> try to help you out !*) >> [image: testscreen2.png] >> >> First things first, to get you going, I gotta ask: *what is this Leo >> 7.21 that you speak of*? Are you from the future? 😅 the latest Leo is >> 6.7.4! (or 6.7.5 in development) Please take a screenshot of your Leo >> window at startup so we can see what you see here: >> [image: Screenshot from 2023-08-21 12-36-24.png] >> Next, take a screenshot of your LeoInteg Settings, which you can see if >> you use the "Welcome" command from LeoInteg in VSCode. (press F1 or >> Ctrl+shift+P to open the command palette, and start typing "Leo Welcome" to >> see the command and press enter) So that we can wee what you have setup, >> the screen looks like this (the important sections are "Leo-Editor Path" >> and "Python Command" ): >> [image: Screenshot from 2023-08-21 12-39-47.png] >> When you setup the options and press 'start server' on the LEO >> INTEGRATION panel on the left, you will see something like this in the Leo >> Output panel: >> (Note: This command line is built with the options you put in the >> settings above) >> [image: testoutput-leo-leo.png] >> >> Obviously you may get the error instead of a "success" but at least you >> will see what command LeoInteg tried to launch the server with. Please >> provide it in you reply so we can see, and diagnose a bit more. >> >> Another good test that I would suggest, is to manually start the server >> to get better error messages : In a terminal, navigate to your Leo-Editor >> installation folder, then 'cd' into the /leo-editor/leo/core/ folder. Then, >> try to launch the leoserver.py script directly as such: >> >> On my linux machine I can start it like this: python3.10 leoserver.py >> On my windows machine i start it like this: py leoserver.py. >> >> Try to see if you can start the server by launching it manually instead >> of automatically with LeoInteg, What does that do? Is it possible to start >> it successfully this way? >> >> If it works you can then try connecting with leointeg with the 'Connect' >> button in the Leo Integration panel on the left. (no need to 'start' a >> server with leointeg if you started one manually.) And note what command >> you used in order to setup the settings in Leo's welcome screen properly. >> (perhaps you need to specify the python command as "py", "python", >> "python3" or "python3.11" or "python3.10" depending on what your setup is >> on your machine. Perhaps your "Leo-Editor" path was wrong. Or perhaps the >> websockets were installed on another python installation on your machine, >> different than the one that is used by leointeg when it tries to start the >> server itself. (in case you have many python installed on your machine, >> that is...) >> >> (another possibility is websockets not installed properly) >> >> When installing websockets with *'pip install websockets'*, make sure >> you're installing it to the right python installation that you intend to >> run the server with. (in case you have many python installations on your >> machine in various folders, like python2, python3. etc. or, with annaconda >> wich can let people use many different python installations on their >> machines.) >> >> I've got to go now but i'll try later on my windows machine which also >> has python 3.11 like you have. In the meantime please try some of the stuff >> I suggested and (much importantly) *take screenshots because often times >> it helps to spot something that you didn't think of mentionning! * >> >> Thanks again for trying out LeoInteg!! >> >> Please provide feedback and screenshots so that we can help you out in >> figuring why it didn't work on you machine! :) >> >> Félix >> >> On Monday, August 21, 2023 at 6:26:16 AM UTC-4 Israel Hands wrote: >> >>> I've just run the installer for pyqt6 from the python 3.11.4 directory >>> and Leo now works again. School boy error. But Leointeg still fails -I'm >>> running Leo 7.21 - maybe that needs an update? >>> >>> ta >>> >>> IH >>> >>> On Monday, 21 August 2023 at 11:00:10 UTC+1 Israel Hands wrote: >>> >>>> Everyone now and then I upgrade something and I always find it harder >>>> than I should. That's my fault. So when I saw Ed's advice about installing >>>> Leointeg as the easiest way to go I thought - 'I'll give that a try' >>>> >>>> And so I installed Leointeg - I'm running Leo 7.21 on Windows 10. And >>>> then I turned to websockets and thought maybe I ought to upgrade my Python >>>> install from 3.7. >>>> >>>> Strangely (or maybe not) before upgrading if ran the comman python from >>>> the command line Windows would complain about not finding python. But if I >>>> ran py all was well. >>>> >>>> Anyway - I installed Python 3.11.4 and then pip and then websockets and >>>> then tried running Leointeg but got the same error message I had before I >>>> installed websockets. >>>> Leo server exited with code 1. >>>> I then wondered what version of Python Leo was looking at so I started >>>> Leo as per normal, which failed with: >>>> >>>> Can not load pyQt5 or pyQt6 >>>> >>>> Can not Import Qt >>>> >>>> I now don't feel so good! >>>> >>>> ta >>>> >>>> IH >>>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to leo-editor+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/leo-editor/06e0c393-eff3-45bb-a739-17384ed73dd2n%40googlegroups.com.
