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vivid elm
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The variable game_file_path is defined only within the if name == 'main' block, making it inaccessible in other parts of the program. This causes errors like:

NameError if it’s not defined.
FileNotFoundError if the file is missing or the path is invalid.

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@vivid elm

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stuck glade
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oof - screen shots arent gonna cut it here haha

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can you paste it?

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!paste

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vivid elm
stuck glade
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Well...i can't read french so i'm not entirely sure what you're doing. But you alredy read and parsed the file in parse_game(), and you passed the game_file_path variable to that function so it had scope

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Why exactly do you need to parse the file again in get_game_str?

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vivid elm
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i did it like that but i know its not the right way to do

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im bit lost

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vivid elm
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stuck glade
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Yeah, if you already have the game dictionary from the parse_game function, then you should be working off of that data (not the file again)

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bzthankstmr

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