有问题的旧 python 脚本

Question

hello everyone I have a problem with a python 2.X script that I would like to run in 3X here is the error message can you help me

outfile.write(fixed.encode,"(utf-8)")

TypeError: write() takes exactly one argument (2 given)

Edit:

#Write the converted program in this folder:
print ("\n--Converted to TI-Basic code:--")
print (fixed)
print ("")
print ("Making output files: "+outname+".tib, "+outname+".8xp ...")

outfile=open(outname+".tib","w")
outfile.write(fixed.encode("utf-8"))
outfile.close()

the code and the new errore message : line 68, in main outfile.write(fixed.encode("utf-8")) TypeError: write() argument must be str, not bytes

Answer 1

That was probably caused by some rogue IDE autocomplete/Intellisense.

It should be:

outfile.write(fixed.encode("utf-8"))

So, the quotes got switched around, not related to Python 2.x - 3.x conversion at all.

Answer 2

The Error "TypeError: write() argument must be str, not bytes" is because you are trying to write in byte data but you didn't specified opened the file in byte mode. If you want to write string into a file use with statement

with open(outname+".tib","wb") as outfile:
    outfile.write(fixed.encode("utf-8"))

If the fixed variable is str type then you can avoid the encode('utf-8') from the above code then the mode should be just w

Answer 3

There appear to be missing parentheses in outfile.write(fixed.encode,"(utf-8)") , the code looks jumbled.

Your code could be cleaned up in a few areas, I made some quick tweaks for now.

#Write the converted program in this folder:
print("\n--Converted to TI-Basic code:--")
print(fixed, end="\n\n")
print(f"Making output files: {out_name}.tib, {out_name}.8xp ...")

with open(f"{out_name}.tib", "w") as out_file:
    out_file.write(fixed)