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I want to copy-paste the HTML output from http://hilite.me/. I put this in for example so I can make it nice and explain how to solve issues, I like your tool overall and plan to use it a bunch.
fexxxxor
Fetching data: 02:38:55
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/hoxxxtroller.py", line 55, in <module>
update_xxxe(**runtime_opts)
File "/hxxxne.py", line 61, in uxxxine
results.append(module.runme(
File "/hxxxxr.py", line 55, in runme
dfxxxxor = cxxxxe.fetch_data(
File "/hoxxxxx.py", line 397, in fetch_data
query_result_item = query_result['items’]
KeyError: 'items’
>>>
The lines towards the end with items' </span> has a non standard apostrophe that won't simply copy paste and look nice in a foolproof editor like vim. Can you please replace this with a standard apostrophe character. Thanks.
Here is what characters vim translates this to. Clearly this should not ever happen when copying and pasting ascii character code. items□~@~Y </span>
If it's not any trouble, you could also let the HTML viewer/selector work as an editor and I'd just fix it before my initial copy. There is a lot of additional value for a user like me if you let that work, and then rendered from the current state of the text box after I edit it.
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I want to copy-paste the HTML output from http://hilite.me/. I put this in for example so I can make it nice and explain how to solve issues, I like your tool overall and plan to use it a bunch.
I get this back:
The lines towards the end with
items' </span>
has a non standard apostrophe that won't simply copy paste and look nice in a foolproof editor like vim. Can you please replace this with a standard apostrophe character. Thanks.Here is what characters vim translates this to. Clearly this should not ever happen when copying and pasting ascii character code.
items□~@~Y </span>
If it's not any trouble, you could also let the HTML viewer/selector work as an editor and I'd just fix it before my initial copy. There is a lot of additional value for a user like me if you let that work, and then rendered from the current state of the text box after I edit it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: