ereader2html.py error: print "Flags: 0x%X" % self.flags". SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[Someone_Else]

Hi all... I have been having problems with the ereader2html.py script.

I got thru line 10 of the instructions...

I input at the command prompt:

ereader2html.py infile.pdb outdir "My Name" 1234567890123456

The file that needs to be fixed was renamed infile.pdb, so that the command would work as typed. "My Name" is my name of course and I put my credit card number in. The 'outdir' part I don't understand but I put it in anyway.

This is the error that I am getting

print "Flags: 0x%X" % self.flags"
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Any ideas on what I am doing wrong???

Thanks

Originally Posted by Someone_Else

I have been having problems with the ereader2html.py script.

I got thru line 10 of the instructions...

I input at the command prompt:

ereader2html.py infile.pdb outdir "My Name" 1234567890123456

The file that needs to be fixed was renamed infile.pdb, so that the command would work as typed. "My Name" is my name of course and I put my credit card number in. The 'outdir' part I don't understand but I put it in anyway.

This is the error that I am getting

print "Flags: 0x%X" % self.flags"
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Any ideas on what I am doing wrong???

Python is white space sensitive. Make sure you download the file from pastebin, not copy-paste it.

If you use Python 3.x, you can also try to use Python 2.6.x instead.

[Someone_Else]

Thanks....

Python 2.6 did the trick.

[jab4701]

I am having the same error.

File "C:\Python31\ereader2html.py", line 420
print "Flags: 0x%X" % self.flags

I have tried python31 and python26.
I have tried eRdr2Pml and still no luck.
I have tried full cc# and last 8 and still no luck.

Any suggestions.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by jab4701

I am having the same error.

File "C:\Python31\ereader2html.py", line 420
print "Flags: 0x%X" % self.flags

I have tried python31 and python26.
I have tried eRdr2Pml and still no luck.
I have tried full cc# and last 8 and still no luck.

Any suggestions.

Use Python 2.6 x32 even if you have Windows x64. And make sure to download ereader2html.py, not to copy-paste it.