1 | initial version |
you found a bug in the python wrappers / tutorial.
while it is possible to write single strings / scalars from c++, you can only write key-value pairs from python , with the restrictit on, that the keys may not contain certain characters, like .
dots.
so, the (python) tutorial code does not work properly.
for now, just comment those lines:
#s.write('strings', '[')
#s.write('image1.jpg','Awesomeness')
#s.write('../data/baboon.jpg',']')
then please raise an issue here with your findings, and we'll see, what can be done about it
2 | No.2 Revision |
you found a bug in the python wrappers / tutorial.
while it is possible to write single strings / scalars from c++, you can only write key-value pairs from python , with the restrictit on, restriction, that the keys may not contain certain characters, like .
dots.dots or /
slashes even.
so, the (python) tutorial code does not work properly.
for now, just comment those lines:
#s.write('strings', '[')
#s.write('image1.jpg','Awesomeness')
#s.write('../data/baboon.jpg',']')
then please raise an issue here with your findings, and we'll see, what can be done about it