This section contains instructions for resolving minor errors that are simple and easy to fix. Each of the following errors is described based on experience and errors already received; not all situat
99.2.1 Minor syntax errors
Syntax errors are caused by insufficient syntax, or incorrect command input. These errors can generally be corrected according to the official syntax in this documentation. When troubleshooting the problem, we recommend looking for typos, missing periods, incorrect spaces, or characters and other parts that are missing from the command text.
99.2.1.1 missing brackets ()
Missing parentheses are a common syntax error. Since the project is written in Python, it is necessary to write a closed parenthesis after each command to call functions (commands), even if it is empty.
Example of missing():
&#> pls.helpni<function pls.helpni at 0x000001EA2D601BC0>
This problem can be investigated by adding round brackets after the function call.
99.2.1.2 missing quotation marks "" ''
Missing quotation marks in parentheses are accompanied by a message stating that the variable is not defined. The following characters are used as quotation marks: "" / ''. Quotation marks may be missing not only in commands where text is entered, but also in places where the path to a file or folder is entered.
Example of missing quotation marks:
&#> mluvic.rekni(cus)Error while executing command: name 'cus' is not defined
This problem can be solved by adding quotation marks in which the text must be written.
99.2.1.3 Misspelling
99.2.1.3.1 Misspelling of class
This error occurs when the user enters an incorrect syntax or a non-existent class. If this happens, check that you have written the class correctly and that you have a version that supports this class.
Example of class misspelling:
99.2.1.3.2 Misspelling of command
This occurs when the command itself is entered incorrectly. The class is correct. If you encounter this error, check whether this command works in your version and whether you have written it correctly.