Using the last version works fine with the library1.dat and library2.dat, but not with the searches.dat. Have a searches.dat with a size of 123.390 KB, but get only 48 KB in txt-format and the following entries in the cmd-box:
C:\1>shareazaparser.py
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 1301, in main
s.print_state(out)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 772, in print_state
s.print_state(f)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 752, in print_state
m.print_state(f)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 725, in print_state
self.querySearch.print_state(f)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 308, in print_state
f.out(0, "Search: " + self.sSearch)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 105, in out
print((" " * (self.ident - 1)) + fmt, file=self.file_handle)
No file found for parsing. Make sure Searches.dat, Library1.dat or Library2.dat is in current directory.
Using the -s option nothing is created and only this is thrown:
C:\1>shareazaparser.py -s
No file found for parsing. Make sure Searches.dat, Library1.dat or Library2.dat is in current directory.
PS: I'm working as LEO and can't send you the files.
Using the last version works fine with the library1.dat and library2.dat, but not with the searches.dat. Have a searches.dat with a size of 123.390 KB, but get only 48 KB in txt-format and the following entries in the cmd-box:
C:\1>shareazaparser.py
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 1301, in main
s.print_state(out)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 772, in print_state
s.print_state(f)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 752, in print_state
m.print_state(f)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 725, in print_state
self.querySearch.print_state(f)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 308, in print_state
f.out(0, "Search: " + self.sSearch)
File "C:\1\ShareazaParser.py", line 105, in out
print((" " * (self.ident - 1)) + fmt, file=self.file_handle)
No file found for parsing. Make sure Searches.dat, Library1.dat or Library2.dat is in current directory.
Using the -s option nothing is created and only this is thrown:
C:\1>shareazaparser.py -s
No file found for parsing. Make sure Searches.dat, Library1.dat or Library2.dat is in current directory.
PS: I'm working as LEO and can't send you the files.