Gareth at Serif wrote: > Okay, I've moved over to eyeD3.py... fif nothing else, the > documentation for it's usage is far superior. > > However, I can't get anything to run. The help gives examples of > some simple tasks, but as soon as I 'import eyeD3', not even calling > any functions within it, I start getting errors such as: > > In eyeD3.py, the 'from eyeD3.tag import *;' line (and similar) > didn't work until I removed the 'eyeD3.' part and just imported > 'tag'.
How have you installed eyeD3? Perhaps there's something wrong with the installation. Certainly, 'import eyeD3' should not create any errors. > Then in tag.py, some of the class defs complained about undefined > variables, for example 'def link(self, f, v = ID3_ANY_VERSION)' > needed to have quotes around 'ID3_ANY_VERSION'. That's not what you want to do. ID3_ANY_VERSION is defined in eyeD3/__init__.py. If you quote it, you're breaking it. > I'm baffled that I'm having to jump through so many hoops because I > imported eyeD3... is this typical? What have I done wrong? That's hard to guess at. If you can explain what you have done and how you've installed eyeD3, that would help. -- Todd OpenPGP -> KeyID: 0xBEAF0CE3 | URL: www.pobox.com/~tmz/pgp ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't look for me in daylight where robots all assemble. You'll find me in my dark world, in my smoke-filled temple.
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