I worked on "replace.py" and I noticed that while we are working on a txt file containing (plaintext) titles (like A, B, C) separated by line, it shows:
Retrieving 50 pages from wikipedia:ckb. WARNING: Page [[ckb:A]] does not exist on wikipedia:ckb.
That page "A" is actually existing, but there could be a bug that don't let to read/write the first page. It is working on next pages (B and C) perfectly.
Cannot reproduce this. Having a text file with the following content:
a b c
Running the script:
D:\pwb\GIT\core>pwb -lang:ckb replace -file:data/links.txt foo bar The summary message for the command line replacements will be something like: b?t: l?g?danany kh?g??y d?q (-foo +bar) Press Enter to use this automatic message, or enter a description of the changes your bot will make: Retrieving 3 pages from wikipedia:ckb. No changes were necessary in [[ckb:A]] No changes were necessary in [[ckb:B]] No changes were necessary in [[ckb:C]] 3 read operations Execution time: 2 seconds Read operation time: 0.7 seconds Script terminated successfully.
Is there an invisible characater within your text file?
Is there an invisible characater within your text file?
Just answering your question. These days I generate my lists using AWB. I checked the list (especially the first title) and no, there wasn't any invisible characters. I don't know why I have the problem, but you don't.