Hello. I've got problem with sax library for Mattricks.
(fenio@domek)~/cvs/Mattricks$LANG=C ./mattricks.py Unable to import the Mattricks package.
cannot import name saxlib (fenio@domek)~/cvs/Mattricks$
I have python-xml package... something else is needed?
regards fEnIo
On Sun, 12 Sep 2004, Bartosz Fenski aka fEnIo wrote:
(fenio@domek)~/cvs/Mattricks$LANG=C ./mattricks.py Unable to import the Mattricks package.
cannot import name saxlib
It seems like there may be some problems with your paths (I'm not very good on this side of Python). However, if you've got pyXML that should be enough.
Thanks for the updated translation by the way!
/Oscar
On Thu, Sep 16, 2004 at 04:11:08PM +0200, Oscar Gustafsson wrote:
(fenio@domek)~/cvs/Mattricks$LANG=C ./mattricks.py Unable to import the Mattricks package.
cannot import name saxlib
It seems like there may be some problems with your paths (I'm not very good on this side of Python). However, if you've got pyXML that should be enough.
Well that was quite weird. I couldn't launch Mattricks this way:
./mattricks.py
Then I tried `python mattricks.py` and it works. Then I tried `python < mattricks.py` and it works too.
Then I tried `./mattricks.py` and.... it works ;)
I have no idea what was wrong, but it doesn't matter now ;)
Thanks for the updated translation by the way!
Ok. So I have some additional questions about translations. I haven't used new MatchViewer with events yet, so I don't know what's the meaning (or rather usage) of events.
I'll be thankful for clarification of the following strings:
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:651 msgid "Underestimation"
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:657 msgid "Tactical briefing"
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:754 msgid "Powerful weather win"
I don't know what the following means either:
#: Mattricks/Config.py:109 msgid "Copy current match-id to add match control"
Any hints? ;)
regards fEnIo
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Bartosz Fenski aka fEnIo wrote:
Ok. So I have some additional questions about translations. I haven't used new MatchViewer with events yet, so I don't know what's the meaning (or rather usage) of events.
I'll be thankful for clarification of the following strings:
There are now a column stating what type of event that has occured, and the words below are form that one.
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:651 msgid "Underestimation"
This may happen when your team are doing well and your opponent are not previous to the game. It usually means something like (not literally): "Team XXX felt that they were much better than Team YYY and therefore played worse"
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:657 msgid "Tactical briefing"
If you play with low experience the coach has this to improve the organization on the pitch. Typical meaning: "The coach had a tactical briefing with the team and after that they played much more organized"
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:754 msgid "Powerful weather win"
When a powerful player gets more *:s due to the weather.
I don't know what the following means either:
#: Mattricks/Config.py:109 msgid "Copy current match-id to add match control"
If this is activated the current match-id is copied to the input text control. This is useful as sometimes the fetching messes up and you have to delete and add some games to make it work again. It is not a very clear explanation in English to start with.
Any hints? ;)
Hope you got some clues out of this.
/Oscar
On Fri, Sep 17, 2004 at 09:41:07AM +0200, Oscar Gustafsson wrote:
Any hints? ;)
Hope you got some clues out of this.
Yeah. Thanks for clarification. One string left:
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:772 msgid "Walk over"
I've never seen this... my dictionary isn't helpful either.
regards fEnIo
On Fri, Sep 17, 2004 at 10:55:32AM +0200, Oscar Gustafsson wrote:
#: Mattricks/MatchViewerPage.py:772 msgid "Walk over"
It should prabably read "Walkover", which is when one opponent does not have 9(?) players to put on the field.
Hehe... I wonder how couldn't I associate it with walkover ;) Ok now everything is translated. However I suppose that after sunday's matches there will be maaaaaaany corrections ;)
regards fEnIo
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