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I had this class that performed perfectly in Linux. <pre><code>class UrlRequestor(object): def __init__(self, url, headers, data): self.url = url self.headers = headers self.request = urllib2.Request(url) self.data = data self.data = data if self.data: self.request.add_data(self.data) for headerName, headerContent in self.headers.iteritems(): self.request.add_header(headerName, headerContent) def open(self): self.content = urllib2.urlopen(self.request) def getHeader(self, headerName): return self.content.info().getheader(headerName) def getReturnData(self): return dict(json.loads(self.content.read())) def getRawReturn(self): return self.content.read()} </code></pre> Which I have been trying to run on windows - with many errors including indentation I finally became stuck at this point. I am apparently missing a 'positional argument' for the add_data method. Although I believe this is a symptom of a larger problem. Here is the code as I have it. <pre><code>class UrlRequestor(object): def __init__(self, url, headers, data): self.url = url self.headers = headers self.request = urllib2.Request(url) self.data = data self.data = data if self.data: self.request.add_data(self.data) for headerName, headerContent in self.headers.iteritems(): self.request.add_header(headerName, headerContent) def open(self): self.content = urllib2.urlopen(self.request) def getHeader(self, headerName): return self.content.info().getheader(headerName) def getReturnData(self): return dict(json.loads(self.content.read())) def getRawReturn(self): return self.content.read() </code></pre> I don't mind reading, I don't mind point in the right direction. At this point I am pretty stumped, and a little pointing wouldn't hurt. Many thanks guys. EDIT******************************** For future information check the python version, installed 2.7.3 and ran exactly same code as on linux without a problem.
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1. COWell, start at the indentation errors and work from there. Are you using any Unix-exclusive libraries? It doesn't _appear_ like you are, but double-checking that would be a good idea. Also, which version of Python are you using?
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2. COI fixed the indentation errors using the tab to spaces feature of Jedit (I'm just terrible at posting code here apparently). The errors I am getting are around the module not having the attributes 'urlopen' >.<
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