Python does not have this feature, so the language depends heavily on indentation. Some programming languages like JavaScript do not enforce indentation strictly because they use curly braces to denote blocks of code. EPMERPI - 105042:EPMERPI - Error evaluating the script.[[įile "D:\demos\FDMEE/data/scripts/import/GetAging. Python code must be indented consistently if it appears in a special statement. It fails while the ErpIntegrator log says. Hope this shortens someone's path, and helps ppl find the Zen of Emmet coding sooner.Much appreciated if you could advise why my import script succeded being executed in Eclipse but faied in FDMEEĬurrPeriod = date(int(seglist),int(seglist),int(seglist))ĬhkDate = date(int(seglist),int(seglist),int(seglist)) 3rd party distributions (may have older version). Re-using an existing Python installation (for advanced users) pip install thonny. It appears that what is now needed to fix this plugin is not for someone to update the Emmet plugin to run with the new PythonScript, which appears to be fully compatible with the Emmet plugin, but that the additional folders and files in the downloadable PythonScript archives (I used "PythonScript_Full_1.0.8.0.zip") also be included in the Plugin Manager's installation (provided it can do it). Installer with Python 3.10 (universal2) thonny-4.0.1.pkg (44.3 MB). It appears to be running perfectly fine now even picking up a custom snippets.json definition. Not being content with out of date scripts, I deleted the scripts and docs I had just dropped in, and dropped in the entire contents of the 1.0.8.0 plugin script folder.
Emmet started working, even with the PythonScript installed through the plugin manager. Not content to do a needless downgrade, I simply dropped these folders into my Notepad++ dir. OK, so I inspected the 0.9.2.0 archive for PythonScript, and noticed that it contained \plugins\PythonScript\lib, \plugins\PythonScript\scripts and \docs directories that were not present in my installation in which Emmet was malfunctioning.
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