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19-27: Fix incorrect error handling and broken error message.The error handling has two critical issues:
Incorrect error detection:
communicate()returns(stdout, stderr), so checkingif error is Noneonly verifies whether stderr is empty, not whether the process succeeded. A compilation can fail with a non-zero exit code but produce no stderr output, and this would go undetected.Broken error message: Line 27 uses
{error}syntax in a regular string instead of an f-string, so the error won't be displayed correctly.Apply this diff to fix both issues:
process_handle = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdout=subprocess.PIPE) output, error = process_handle.communicate() - if error is None: + if process_handle.returncode == 0: print("Shader " + shadername + " compiled.") if verbose and output is not None: if len(output) != 0: print(str(output)) else: - print("Error {error} while compilation.", error) + print(f"Error {process_handle.returncode} while compilation.") + if error: + print(error.decode())
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scripts/compile_shader.py (1)
50-50: Simplify string slicing.The slice
path.suffix[1:len(path.suffix)]can be simplified topath.suffix[1:]since omitting the end index automatically goes to the end of the string.Apply this diff:
- shader_out = path.suffix[1:len(path.suffix)] + ".spv" + shader_out = path.suffix[1:] + ".spv"
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Changed the shader argument to be optional and added platform-specific shader copying.
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scripts/compile_shader.py
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Critical: Invalid syntax prevents script execution.
Line 10 has an incomplete assignment statement TargetFolder = with no value, causing a syntax error that prevents the script from running. Additionally, this variable is never used elsewhere in the code.
Remove this line entirely or complete the implementation if it was intended to store the target folder path.
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In scripts/compile_shader.py around line 10 there is an incomplete assignment
"TargetFolder =" that causes a SyntaxError and the variable is unused; either
delete this line entirely if not needed, or set it to a valid string/path (e.g.
TargetFolder = "/path/to/target") and update the rest of the script to reference
it where appropriate so the variable is actually used and no syntax error
remains.
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