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I'm generating a yaml file for my pyDCOP call from an external python file. As a part of this, I'm writing constraints to the file that call functions in the external python file. I have hundreds of variables that I am calling the helper functions with after putting them into a list so that the portion of the yaml file looks like this:
However, I keep getting a syntax error with the source.setConstraint([var1, var 2, ..., var100]) portion that goes away when I only have a few variables in the call. I've even gone as far as to increase the width parameter in my yaml.dump() in the python script, so I'm wondering if there's some other length limit being enforced for these lines in the yaml file?
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I'm generating a yaml file for my pyDCOP call from an external python file. As a part of this, I'm writing constraints to the file that call functions in the external python file. I have hundreds of variables that I am calling the helper functions with after putting them into a list so that the portion of the yaml file looks like this:
However, I keep getting a syntax error with the
source.setConstraint([var1, var 2, ..., var100])
portion that goes away when I only have a few variables in the call. I've even gone as far as to increase the width parameter in my yaml.dump() in the python script, so I'm wondering if there's some other length limit being enforced for these lines in the yaml file?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: