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@Failoe I wasn't able to reproduce this issue as all those files work correctly for me. One thing they have in common though is the use of Unicode characters, which used to be a problem for the library. Are you on the latest version (0.1.3)?

It looks like you're using Windows, so I'm going to go ahead and say its probably an issue with my code for parsing Unicode strings on Windows. I haven't tested much of any of this on Windows so I'll have to set up a dev environment there for future testing. Might take me a couple days to find the time to do that though, so if you want to take a crack at fixing this go for it, I can always point you in the right direction.

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I am indeed using Windows (Server 2012 R2 specifically). I've verified
that the newest version of arkpy is installed (0.1.3) and that all the
modules in dependencies.txt have been installed. I'm still encountering
the OverflowError: Python int too large to convert to C long error. Do
you have any ideas as to steps I could take to troubleshoot this?

On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 4:00 PM, Derek Ries [email protected]
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@Failoe https://github.com/Failoe I wasn't able to reproduce this issue
as all those files work correctly for me. One thing they have in common
though is the use of Unicode characters, which used to be a problem for the
library. Are you on the latest version (0.1.3)?

It looks like you're using Windows, so I'm going to go ahead and say its
probably an issue with my code for parsing Unicode strings on Windows. I
haven't tested much of any of this on Windows so I'll have to set up a dev
environment there for future testing. Might take me a couple days to find
the time to do that though, so if you want to take a crack at fixing this
go for it, I can always point you in the right direction.

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As a followup to this i replaced all instances of xrange with
itertool.count to try to solution in this SO article:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22114088/overflowerror-python-int-too-large-to-convert-to-c-long

The error I received was "MemoryError" and when I printed the length
variable in binary.py the value was "1953384788" which is probably my
issue. Though it seems like something is wrong here unfortunately, I do
not know enough about this to pinpoint it. If you have any advice I'd love
to hear it.

On Fri, Oct 7, 2016 at 10:53 PM, Ryan [email protected] wrote:

I am indeed using Windows (Server 2012 R2 specifically). I've verified
that the newest version of arkpy is installed (0.1.3) and that all the
modules in dependencies.txt have been installed. I'm still encountering
the OverflowError: Python int too large to convert to C long error. Do
you have any ideas as to steps I could take to troubleshoot this?

On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 4:00 PM, Derek Ries [email protected]
wrote:

@Failoe https://github.com/Failoe I wasn't able to reproduce this
issue as all those files work correctly for me. One thing they have in
common though is the use of Unicode characters, which used to be a problem
for the library. Are you on the latest version (0.1.3)?

It looks like you're using Windows, so I'm going to go ahead and say its
probably an issue with my code for parsing Unicode strings on Windows. I
haven't tested much of any of this on Windows so I'll have to set up a dev
environment there for future testing. Might take me a couple days to find
the time to do that though, so if you want to take a crack at fixing this
go for it, I can always point you in the right direction.

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