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•Created by Hylke on 9/22/2024 in #questions

How to define nested dict function

Thanks for the pointers, that's a big help!

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MModular

•Created by obadakhalili on 4/8/2024 in #questions

Debugging Issue with Mojo's VSCode Debugger

Oh wow, that actually worked! The mojo debugger in vscode is pretty cool. 🤩 Thanks you so much for the pointers and keep up the good work!

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MModular

•Created by obadakhalili on 4/8/2024 in #questions

Debugging Issue with Mojo's VSCode Debugger

Hi Walter, Thanks for your prompt response. I only have the tab Mojo; no Mojo (Nightly) tab like in your screenshot. At any rate, attached are the contents. Note that no additional output appears when I run mojo debug --vscode -I . './my/file.:fire:'

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MModular

•Created by obadakhalili on 4/8/2024 in #questions

Debugging Issue with Mojo's VSCode Debugger

Thanks for getting in touch! I can confirm that the command line debugger:

mojo debug --vscode -I . './my/file.🔥'

mojo debug --vscode -I . './my/file.🔥'

indeed works. However, I wasn't able to get it to work with the --vscode flag:

$ mojo debug --vscode -I . './my/file.:fire:'
[INFO] Additional logs can be found in /tmp/mojo-debug-rpc-logs-7a3828.txt. Please include them when reporting bugs.

mojo: error: couldn't connect to any VSCode windows. You might need to restart the IDE or file a bug.

$ mojo debug --vscode -I . './my/file.:fire:'
[INFO] Additional logs can be found in /tmp/mojo-debug-rpc-logs-7a3828.txt. Please include them when reporting bugs.

mojo: error: couldn't connect to any VSCode windows. You might need to restart the IDE or file a bug.

Looking in the indicated log file, I find:

Error: can't connect to the RPC server with port 12355: Connection refused.

Error: can't connect to the RPC server with port 12355: Connection refused.

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MModular

•Created by obadakhalili on 4/8/2024 in #questions

Debugging Issue with Mojo's VSCode Debugger

I am actually having the same problem. I rely on the -I ./ argument to run mojo -I ./ module/my-file.mojo. I tried setting the variable in launch.json in vs code as suggested:

{
  "configurations": [
    {
      ...
      "env": [
                "MODULAR_MOJO_NIGHTLY_IMPORT_PATH=${workspaceFolder}/path/to/."
      ],
      ...
    }
  ]
}

{
  "configurations": [
    {
      ...
      "env": [
                "MODULAR_MOJO_NIGHTLY_IMPORT_PATH=${workspaceFolder}/path/to/."
      ],
      ...
    }
  ]
}

But without success, I didn't get the debugger to work. Incidentally, the environment variable trick also doesn't work manually directly from the command line:

export MODULAR_MOJO_NIGHTLY_IMPORT_PATH=/absolute/path/to/."
mojo module/my-file.mojo

export MODULAR_MOJO_NIGHTLY_IMPORT_PATH=/absolute/path/to/."
mojo module/my-file.mojo

Any thoughts?

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MModular

•Created by Hylke on 5/9/2024 in #questions

Mojo test

Solved! Thanks @bunny , removing the __init__.mojo helped fixed the problem.

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