I've noticed in parser.py, at line 276 that the "file.bookmarks.name" variable is a void string while being assigned to pseud_h3_tag.
The code snippet is the following:
pseud_h3_tag = '<DT><H3>' + file.bookmarks.name + '</H3>'
file.bookmarks = folder_handler(body_start - 1, pseud_h3_tag, lines[body_start:body_end + 1])
file.bookmarks.name = root_name
The result is that "pseud_h3_tag" is <DT><H3></H3> when used in the subsequent function.
The fix could be the following:
file.bookmarks.name = root_name
pseud_h3_tag = '<DT><H3>' + file.bookmarks.name + '</H3>'
file.bookmarks = folder_handler(body_start - 1, pseud_h3_tag, lines[body_start:body_end + 1])
I've noticed in parser.py, at line 276 that the "file.bookmarks.name" variable is a void string while being assigned to pseud_h3_tag.
The code snippet is the following:
The result is that "pseud_h3_tag" is
<DT><H3></H3>when used in the subsequent function.The fix could be the following: