That Python line looks awfully weird actually:
err, debug == message.parse_error()
Maybe they meant to use = instead of ==?
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The line after that confirms that this bug only happens when it's trying to play sound: print 'Error playing sound: %s' % err, debug
That Python line looks awfully weird actually:
err, debug == message. parse_error( )
Maybe they meant to use = instead of ==?
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The line after that confirms that this bug only happens when it's trying to play sound:
print 'Error playing sound: %s' % err, debug