Getting a few lines of error messages at startup - fixable?

[Mastiff]

When I start EventGhost, I get this:

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10:31:48   Error compiling script.
10:31:48   Traceback (most recent call last) (1669):
10:31:48     File "C:\Programfiler\EventGhost\eg\Classes\ActionItem.py", line 121, in SetArguments
10:31:48       self.compiled = self.executable.Compile(*args)
10:31:48     File "C:\Programfiler\EventGhost\plugins\EventGhost\PythonScript.py", line 71, in __init__
10:31:48       self.PrintTraceback()
10:31:48     File "C:\Programfiler\EventGhost\plugins\EventGhost\PythonScript.py", line 97, in PrintTraceback
10:31:48       treeItem.PrintError("Traceback (most recent call last):")
10:31:48   AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'PrintError'

I don't know enough about Python to fix it myself, does anybody here know what's wrong?

[Pako]

does anybody here know what's wrong?

Error in PythonScript action.

Pako

[Mastiff]

I that a built-in script in EG, or is it a user script? I don't think there's any user scripts firing that early, but I'm not sure.

[Sem;colon]

...looks like an user script to me

[Mastiff]

Weird. I disabled everything in the tree, and I still got it. Then I created a new, empty file and did not get it. So it is probably an error in my original file. I'll have to copy everything to that new file and see if that helps.

[Mastiff]

Oh, god... I forgot that when copying stuff with Norwegian characters in EG they get messed up! So if I do that I have to spend a day canging "Ã¥" to "å" and so on...

[Mastiff]

Found it! It was an old test Python script inside the test folder, and it was disabled. So is the test folder. So I have no idea why EG wanted to run/check this on open, but at least I managed to get rid of the error messages. Weird thing!

[krambriw]

EG is checking the syntax even if you disable something in the tree. Also the syntax of plugins are checked at start up even if you don't add them to your configuration. Just to inform you that you have something out of order...

[Mastiff]

Aha, well, glad I found the problem.

[kalia]

Is there an easy way of finding out which Python Script has an error?

I have several scripts in the file and am having a hard time figuring out where the error is.

Thanks,

Kalia