Both Readme.md and doc\examples build failed on my PC

[Baohua, Zhu (朱宝骅)]

Dear sir,
I used the minimal configuration in https://github.com/efficios/barectf/blob/master/README.md

but show some Error which I have no idea with it.

$ barectf config.yaml
Error:
cannot create configuration from YAML file:
need more than 1 value to unpack

then I try https://github.com/efficios/barectf/tree/master/doc/examples/linux-fs-simple
the same thing happened.

I try this on Ubuntun and MingW32 , same story.
both use
barectf 2.0.1
Python 3.4.3

It's there any thing that I did not notice ?

Thanks!

B.R.
Hwa Treasury Red

[Philippe Proulx]

Problem solved.

Please use barectf v2.0.2 (pip install --upgrade barectf).

Thanks for reporting.

[Baohua, Zhu (朱宝骅)]

Dear sir:

Thanks to your barectf , we can trace our program and view it via TraceCompass. It works great!

Now we begin to study your program. We think maybe " env['domain'] = 'bare' " in config.py line 71 overwrite the value from yaml. Now we just delet " env['domain'] = 'bare' " , so our config in yaml can apply.

By the way, do you mind to tell me what tools or IDE are you using to read & write py file ? :)
Any suggestion to py beginner ? :)

Thanks again.

B.R.

[Philippe Proulx]

@hbsyzbh Thanks for your comment.

I could make the user environment variables (in env) override the default ones instead of the opposite. From what I understand, you want your own value for env['domain']? You could create a new GitHub issue for this.

For developing, I'm using just a regular text editor, no fancy IDE! There are many Python IDEs out there but I didn't test any of them, at least not for Python development.

[Baohua, Zhu (朱宝骅)]

Dear sir @eepp :
Thanks for your reply。

From what I understand, you want your own value for env['domain']?

Yes, I am。 And sorry for my bad English。

You could create a new GitHub issue for this.

I'd like to. But sorry for my late, seems you have already done this. :)

commit a1a610d
Author: Philippe Proulx [e-mail]
Date: Sat Mar 26 03:10:26 2016 -0400
config: override default env entries
Signed-off-by: Philippe Proulx [e-mail]

[Philippe Proulx]

But sorry for my late, seems you have already done this. :)

Yes, since it was so easy to do. But it's not in a release yet.