By the way, why do you use Base64 code when you can take standart code from my GitHub?VepsrP have you tried extracting and decompiling Straitened Times? It is from Renpy v7.3.5.
So I tried with your unren-old.bat (converted your base64 and with -O) to my bash version but didn't succeed...
I'm just wondering if its fine on windows or not...
What's the difference? You just don't return one variableFound it. Oh yeah. Lets play find the error:
So, who wins todays surprise emoji for seeing the problem in the code?Python:def revertable_switch(raw_dat): """Switches in a way between two instances of cls_factory. If a error from possible old code appears, it uses renpy.python instead of the new renpy.revertable module name.""" try: _, stmts = magic.safe_loads(raw_dat, cls_factory_74, { "_ast", "collections"}) except TypeError as err: if 'Revertable' in err.args[0]: _, stmts = magic.safe_loads(raw_dat, cls_factory_75, { "_ast", "collections"}) return stmts
Because I thought it is a different version of unrpyc n rpatool.... which apparently it is the same? lolBy the way, why do you use Base64 code when you can take standart code from my GitHub?
They are the same, first I upload there, and then I assemble them into scripts. The dev branch may be slightly different, but main is exactly the same.
Using system's python and latest UncensoredName version is just fine decompiling that game... I just wondering if its okay with the VepsrP version on windows...
No, i meant of the game you have problems with. Straitened times...
No, that's unimportant. The first part of the "ast" isn't used anywhere and was stored to "data" to get it divided from the "stmts" name. I replaced it just with underline.What's the difference? You just don't return one variable
try:
_, stmts = magic.safe_loads(raw_dat, cls_factory_75, {
"_ast", "collections"})
except TypeError as err:
if 'Revertable' in err.args[0]:
_, stmts = magic.safe_loads(raw_dat, cls_factory_74, {
"_ast", "collections"})renpy.python first and switched after the TypeError to renpy.revertable. It must be reverse in order. *Shaking head* Such a tiny difference....
I have it in this order, but in theory there should be no difference which type of Revertable to check first, old or new.
Everything was unpacked and decompiled.VepsrP have you tried extracting and decompiling Straitened Times? It is from Renpy v7.3.5.
So I tried with your unren-old.bat (converted your base64 and with -O) to my bash version but didn't succeed...
I'm just wondering if its fine on windows or not...
Ah okay, thanks!Everything was unpacked and decompiled.
I took your version of the tool, cut out everything unnecessary for testing on Linux. If I'm lucky, then everything should work, if not, I'll ask for help.Ah okay, thanks!
I guess the problem is with my system env or something....
Try this option, I have unpacked. The author has again increased the amount of data output in this place.
The fixes are already in the dev branch. But in general it is not needed, because it almost copy the code of Madeddy.
This isn't the fault of his batch tool, it's the decompiler's(unrpyc) fault I think. Its for some time not really updated and fixed. We few people here do just what we can to fix some errors and keep it running. This problems of yours look like some deeper code stuff with the AST.
It would be better to name the game or provide files for testing. It is simply impossible to understand from pieces of code where and how it is worth correcting the processing, given that even with these it is not always possible.
Bud, I reckon you're missing the point. Doesn't matter a game or files... it's a basic Python language operator used anywhere, anytime. In the case above it's simply using the asterisk (as common) to pass a variable number of arguments to a function. The operator can also used to pass a variable length argument list or a non-key argument. It's basic Python language syntax, just as double-asterisk is. Think also along other uses such as iterable unpacking syntax.
And how should I solve the problem and test without files and preferably a reference for reconciliation?