Trouble with TLGU in new install

Hi,

I tried on two different linux installations today; I always hit the same problem. I have installed cltk via pip, with python3.5 on ubuntu and python3.4 on fedora. tlgu is installed on my system:

which tlgu
/usr/bin/tlgu

However, when I try to run the example from the docs, I get this error:

t = TLGU()

/home/tas/mycltk/venv/lib64/python3.4/site-packages/cltk/corpus/greek/tlgu.py in __init__(self, testing)
     43         """Check whether tlgu is installed, if not, import and install."""
     44         self.testing = testing
---> 45         self._check_import_source()
     46         self._check_install()
     47 

/home/tas/mycltk/venv/lib64/python3.4/site-packages/cltk/corpus/greek/tlgu.py in _check_import_source()
     54             try:
     55                 corpus_importer = CorpusImporter('greek')
---> 56                 corpus_importer.import_corpus('tlgu')
     57             except Exception as exc:
     58                 logger.error('Failed to import TLGU: %s', exc)

/home/tas/mycltk/venv/lib64/python3.4/site-packages/cltk/corpus/utils/importer.py in import_corpus(self, corpus_name, local_path)
    118         """
    119         corpus_properties = self._check_corpus_availability(corpus_name)
--> 120         location = corpus_properties['location']
    121         corpus_type = corpus_properties['type']
    122         if location == 'remote':

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable

I saw a similar issue was closed a while ago, but that was on window, and I did not find any obvious solution. So I’d be grateful if someone could point me in the right direction. And yes, I would like to parse my local TLG files.

Thank you!

[kylepjohnson]

Hi Thomas,

I’m sorry for the problem. I am away from my computer for several days, but can reply fully on Monday.

Did you install TLGU manually yourself? You might try importing it first docs, then rerunning your code.

In the meanwhile, post here the end of ~/cltk_data/cltk.log. There might be a little more information there.

Thanks for reporting this bug! I am confident we can fix this.

On Friday, May 20, 2016, thomasaschmitz [e-mail] wrote:

Hi,

I tried on two different linux installations today; I always hit the same problem. I have installed cltk via pip, with python3.5 on ubuntu and python3.4 on fedora. tlgu is installed on my system:

which tlgu /usr/bin/tlgu

However, when I try to run the example from the docs http://docs.cltk.org/en/latest/greek.html#converting-tlg-and-phi-texts-with-tlgu, I get this error:

t = TLGU()

/home/tas/mycltk/venv/lib64/python3.4/site-packages/cltk/corpus/greek/tlgu.py in init(self, testing) 43 “”“Check whether tlgu is installed, if not, import and install.”“” 44 self.testing = testing —> 45 self._check_import_source() 46 self._check_install() 47

/home/tas/mycltk/venv/lib64/python3.4/site-packages/cltk/corpus/greek/tlgu.py in _check_import_source() 54 try: 55 corpus_importer = CorpusImporter(‘greek’) —> 56 corpus_importer.import_corpus(‘tlgu’) 57 except Exception as exc: 58 logger.error(‘Failed to import TLGU: %s’, exc)

/home/tas/mycltk/venv/lib64/python3.4/site-packages/cltk/corpus/utils/importer.py in import_corpus(self, corpus_name, local_path) 118 “”" 119 corpus_properties = self._check_corpus_availability(corpus_name) –> 120 location = corpus_properties[‘location’] 121 corpus_type = corpus_properties[‘type’] 122 if location == ‘remote’:

TypeError: ‘NoneType’ object is not subscriptable

I saw a similar issue was closed a while ago, but that was on window, and I did not find any obvious solution. So I’d be grateful if someone could point me in the right direction. And yes, I would like to parse my local TLG files.

Thank you!

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[kylepjohnson]

Thank you, Andreas. Good thinking.

Thomas, please let us know anywhere you think the docs should be improved. Maybe we can make this part of a new tutorial/quickstart area of the docs.

On Saturday, May 21, 2016, Andreas Grivas [e-mail] wrote:

Great, good idea 👍

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