The program is supposed to take user input, turn it into html and pass it into the clipboard.
Start the program with welcome_msg()
If you enter 1 in the main menu, it takes you through building an anchor tag. You'll add the link text, the url, then the title. After you enter the title, I get the following errors:
File "<pyshell#23>", line 1, in <module>
welcome_msg()
File "C:\Python26\html_hax.py", line 24, in welcome_msg
anchor()
File "C:\Python26\html_hax.py", line 71, in anchor
copy_to_clipboard(anchor_output)
File "C:\Python26\html_hax.py", line 45, in copy_to_clipboard
wc.SetClipboardData(win32con.CF_TEXT, msg)
error: (0, 'SetClipboardData', 'No error message is available')
Here's the Code: http://pastie.org/398163
What is causing the errors above?
In your make_link
function you construct a link_output
, but you don't actually return it as the functions result. Use return
to do this:
def make_link(in_link):
...
if title == '':
link_output = ...
else:
link_output = ...
return link_output
This way you get the value passed to your anchor_output
variable here:
anchor_output = make_link(anchor_text)
This was None
because the function didn't return any value, and setting the clipboard to None
failed. With the function returning a real string it should work as expected.