[SOLVED] 'bool' object is not iterable error

[isobellesophia]

Hi!

I have a small problem while i was coding my vn.

And i have a error when i was about to test it in physically,

After i read the dialogue, the error appears. (I cant show the error because forgot to move the traceback error)

It was just a simple dialogue.

This is in my script.rpy

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 scene bg classroomnoon 1
    with flashbulb
    
    $ persistent.unlock_55 = True
    $ persistent.unlock_55 = False
    
    "Wohoo! Finally class is over." <---- After i read this dialogue, an error will appear.
    
    $ persistent.flowersbloom = False

Did i do something wrong?

I know about persistent data, (i use persistent data alot, especially galleries and etc..)

Is there something wrong i gave the code above?

Plus, i did a persistent code like, $ persistent.finaseen = False before starting the game, but i didn't put that persistent in true after reading that dialogue.

Maybe i did wrong IS putting $ persistent.finaseen = False before starting the game, and after that, i putted $ persistent.finaseen = True somewhere in the code?

[Karl_C]

Can you post the contents of "errors.txt"?

[Imperf3kt]

what you need before the start label is a "default" statement, not a python $
Example:

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default persistent.flowersbloom = False

label start:

instead of

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$ persistent.flowersbloom = False

label start:

Also, this

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    $ persistent.unlock_55 = True
    $ persistent.unlock_55 = False

does absolutely nothing, you first set a variable true, but then you immediately set it false.

[isobellesophia]

Ooohhh.. i seee that, thanks for the advice!

I'll try that later on!


Edit: also you've been talking about putting my persistent data to True and again False, i was testing it for my gallery code fo unlocking.

[isobellesophia]

Hi again! still an error, i did this though.

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default persistent.finaseen = False
default persistent.unlock_55 = False

# The game starts here.

label start:
    
    #Did the game beat the first part?
    $ mp.beat_part_1 = False
    
    #Defining the choices. Let the choice True?
    $ go = False
    $ dontgo = False
    $ share = False
    $ dontshare = False
    
    scene day1 load
    with dissolve
    $ renpy.pause (3.0, hard=True)
    
    scene day1 ctc
    $ renpy.pause ()

    define flashbulb = Fade(0.2, 0.0, 0.8, color='#fff')

    scene bg classroomnoon 1
    with flashbulb
    
    $ persistent.unlock_55 = True
    
    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."

What should i do about this?

the error:

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I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.

While running game code:
  File "game/script.rpy", line 564, in script
    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."
TypeError: 'bool' object is not iterable

-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------

Full traceback:
  File "game/script.rpy", line 564, in script
    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\ast.py", line 678, in execute
    renpy.exports.say(who, what, interact=self.interact, *args, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\exports.py", line 1229, in say
    who(what, *args, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 1039, in __call__
    self.do_done(who, what)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 811, in do_done
    self.add_history("adv", who, what, multiple=multiple)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 1130, in add_history
    for i in renpy.config.history_callbacks:
TypeError: 'bool' object is not iterable

Windows-7-6.1.7601-SP1
Ren'Py 7.1.3.1092
Elementary School: Choices 1.8 beta
Thu Jan 31 20:26:17 2019

Although, the persistent data came from the class book like, "Schedule" to unlock.

[Karl_C]

Put "define flashbulb = Fade(0.2, 0.0, 0.8, color='#fff')" outside label start (together with your defaults)

[Imperf3kt]

I think the error is this line:

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define flashbulb = Fade(0.2, 0.0, 0.8, color='#fff')

place it before the start label, should take care of the issue.

Additionally, all your variables really should use define or default (if they will change) before the start label, the same way you did to the persistent data.

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    #Did the game beat the first part?
    $ mp.beat_part_1 = False
    
    #Defining the choices. Let the choice True?
    $ go = False
    $ dontgo = False
    $ share = False
    $ dontshare = False

[isobellesophia]

Sorry for this but, i did put my defaults before the label start.

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$ mp.beat_part_1 = False    
    
default persistent.unlock_55 = False
default persistent.unlock_44 = False
default persistent.unlock_45 = False
default persistent.unlock_22 = False
default persistent.unlock_41 = False
default persistent.unlock_23 = False
default persistent.unlock_32 = False
default persistent.unlock_25 = False
default persistent.unlock_24 = False
default persistent.finaseen = False
default persistent.tiffanyseen = False
default persistent.maddoxseen = False
default persistent.topazseen = False
default persistent.jasperseen = False

define flashbulb = Fade(0.2, 0.0, 0.8, color='#fff')

# The game starts here.

label start:
    scene day1 load
    with dissolve
    $ renpy.pause (3.0, hard=True)
    
    scene day1 ctc
    $ renpy.pause ()

    scene bg classroomnoon 1
    with flashbulb
    
    $ persistent.unlock_55 = True
    
    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."

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I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.

While running game code:
  File "game/script.rpy", line 562, in script
    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."
TypeError: 'bool' object is not iterable

-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------

Full traceback:
  File "game/script.rpy", line 562, in script
    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\ast.py", line 678, in execute
    renpy.exports.say(who, what, interact=self.interact, *args, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\exports.py", line 1229, in say
    who(what, *args, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 1039, in __call__
    self.do_done(who, what)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 811, in do_done
    self.add_history("adv", who, what, multiple=multiple)
  File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 1130, in add_history
    for i in renpy.config.history_callbacks:
TypeError: 'bool' object is not iterable

Windows-7-6.1.7601-SP1
Ren'Py 7.1.3.1092
Elementary School: Choices 1.8 beta
Thu Jan 31 21:42:03 2019

Still showing the error

[Karl_C]

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File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 811, in do_done
    self.add_history("adv", who, what, multiple=multiple)
File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 1130, in add_history
    for i in renpy.config.history_callbacks:

Try this one just to check if the error disappears:

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    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."
    $ persistent.unlock_55 = True

Just curious: Why do you set "persistent.unlock_55 = True" without any condition anyway?

[Remix]

Search your project for history_callbacks (especially if you have added any cookbook or drop-in library) ... It should be a list of functions.

Perhaps also try a print(config.history_callbacks) and check the console lines prior to the error.

[Alex]

Just a shot in the dark, but don't you have a variable named "narrator" or "interact"?

[isobellesophia]

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File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 811, in do_done
    self.add_history("adv", who, what, multiple=multiple)
File "C:\Users\Client\Downloads\renpy-7.1.3-sdk\renpy\character.py", line 1130, in add_history
    for i in renpy.config.history_callbacks:

Try this one just to check if the error disappears:

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    "Wohoo! Finally class is over."
    $ persistent.unlock_55 = True

Just curious: Why do you set "persistent.unlock_55 = True" without any condition anyway?

Hi! It's because, when i showed an image for the first time, it will unlock right after the image shows, unlock_55 unlocks one images to the gallery.

So.. that means.. the code you gave above..
I will replace the persistent.unlock_55, right after a dialogue finishes?
I think that'll work..

[isobellesophia]

Search your project for history_callbacks (especially if you have added any cookbook or drop-in library) ... It should be a list of functions.

Perhaps also try a print(config.history_callbacks) and check the console lines prior to the error.

Yes, i added a cookbook like.. Extra screen with gallery, achivements, and an replay scene.
This is the extra gallery i added.

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init python:
    mg= MusicRoom()
    mg.add("open door.ogg", always_unlocked=True)
    mg.add("close door.ogg")
    
    
    x = Gallery()

And

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default awards=[
    ["Real Ending","Beat the most real ending in this real game. And congrats!","persistent.endingreal1==True"]]

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screen scenegallery():
    tag menu
    use exgame_menu(scroll="viewport"):
        grid 1 12:
            style_prefix "gslot"
            xalign 0.5
            yalign 0.5
            spacing gui.slot_spacing
            ## scene 1
            if persistent.flowersbloom:
                textbutton "Flowers do bloom" action Jump("flowersbloom")
            else:
                text "The sub story is not unlocked yet."

And like a school book, it contains a persistent, just when playing normally an list will unlock in the school book./ And last, the info screen where i can unlock the characters infos when met.

Like,

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screen infonavi():
    vbox:
        style_prefix "navigation"
        xpos gui.navigation_xpos
        yalign 0.5
        spacing gui.navigation_spacing
        if persistent.finaseen:
            textbutton _("Fina") action ShowMenu("finainfo")

And

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screen finainfo():
    tag menu
    use infogame_menu(scroll="viewport"):
        vbox:
            xalign 0.5
            yalign 0.5
            if persistent.finaseen:
                text "Name: Fina Summer"

Lastly

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screen booknavi():
    vbox:
        style_prefix "navigation"
        xpos gui.navigation_xpos
        yalign 0.5
        spacing gui.navigation_spacing
        if persistent.schoolrules:
            textbutton _("The School Rules") action ShowMenu("schoolrules")
            
screen schoolrules():
    tag menu
    use bookgame_menu(scroll="viewport"):
        vbox:
            xalign 0.5
            yalign 0.5
            if persistent.schoolrules:
                text "Test"

Im not really good at this though

[isobellesophia]

Just a shot in the dark, but don't you have a variable named "narrator" or "interact"?

I defined narrator in the characters, yes.

But i didn't add interact..

[isobellesophia]

HMMM.. NEVEMIND.

lol it was the

define config.renpy.callbacks = True

after all.. (Sigh.. what a waste of time.)


By the way, thanks for all your help guyz, really cool.