Philip Ershler asked 11 months ago
I have been using Mu 1.1.1 to edit CircuitPython files on a M1 MacBook Pro running Monterey 12.2.1. At time Mu complains about code lines being too long. Every time I use (supposedly) correct syntax to create continuation lines, Mu complains bitterly about invalid syntax. I have encountered under indented and over indented lines, but I cn never find a continuation system that Mu will swallow. I have dealt with the problem by just ignoring the long line warnings. Has anyone else run across this issue?
Thanks
Sara Santos Staff answered 11 months ago
Hi.
But, can you upload the code to the board and get it working?
How many spaces are you using for indentation?
Regards,
Sara
Philip Ershler answered 11 months ago
Yes, CircuitPython doesn’t seem to mind the long lines. So the code uploads and runs. I have tried 2 space, 4 spaces and multiples of these with no success.
Sara Santos Staff answered 11 months ago
So, I guess it might be a problem with the Mu software?
Do you have trouble with other codes? Or do they all work despite those warnings?
Regards,
Sara
Philip Ershler answered 11 months ago
Mu will also flag other syntax errors, but those seem to be valid problems that are usually easily fixed. At this point, I have only use Mu for CircuitPython.
Sara Santos Staff answered 11 months ago
Ok.
Thanks for letting us know.
I’ll mark this issue as resolved. If you need further help, you just need to open a new question in our forum.
Regards,
Sara