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panic: invalid arguments #88
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@achernyak what's your Go version? |
I was originally on |
@achernyak what is your operating system/terminal? Seems gocui cannot start in 256 color mode. |
@asciimoo I am on windows 10 running |
@achernyak could you confirm that fa4c1e8 solves the problem? |
Thanks for the really quick work around on this. However, it looks like there is still an error further down the code. The error moved now.
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So the problem isn't the 256 color mode.. strange.. |
@asciimoo It is still getting thrown in the same expression actually. |
@achernyak does |
@asciimoo no still no luck with it. I was not able to get it to set to |
@achernyak you can cast it to the correct type: g, err = gocui.NewGui(gocui.OutputMode(termbox.OutputGrayscale)) |
@achernyak could you test e6f5674 ? |
@asciimoo unfortunates it looks like I am still getting a panic there...
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Hmm, then, the problem isn't the color mode.. |
I ran into a similar issue while working with gocui on WSL Bash on Windows. |
I am getting the below error when trying to run
wuzz
with no arguments. I am using ubuntu bash on windows to run this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: