/usr/share/gpick/helpers.lua:3: module 'user_init' not found

[thezbyg]

/usr/share/gpick/helpers.lua:3: module 'user_init' not found

[thezbyg]

Comment #1 originally posted by thezbyg on 2009-08-20T16:45:42.000Z:

You can ignore that error. Basically the main script file tries to load an user
script from home directory, but the file doesn't exist. If it annoys you, create an
empty ~/.config/gpick/user_init.lua and this error should be gone.

[thezbyg]

Comment #2 originally posted by thezbyg on 2009-08-20T17:10:02.000Z:

OK, thank you, but maybe the program should create an empty user_init.lua file if
it's not present or... "silence" the error? :)

[thezbyg]

Comment #3 originally posted by thezbyg on 2009-08-20T17:35:58.000Z:

That error could be silenced very easily, but it would also silence all errors which
could happen in that script file if it actually got loaded. So someone trying to
write and debug a script wouldn't appreciate it. Seems like creating an empty file on
startup will be the best solution.

[thezbyg]

Comment #4 originally posted by thezbyg on 2009-08-23T10:54:21.000Z:

Should be fixed in r56

[thezbyg]

Comment #5 originally posted by thezbyg on 2009-08-30T10:25:56.000Z:

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[thezbyg]

Comment #6 originally posted by thezbyg on 2009-08-30T10:38:02.000Z:

Oops, I thought I replied, yes it seems to be fixed, thanks! :)