Not working on windows ( no readline ) but pyreadline is avalilable

[1blackbar]

Can You make it work with pyreadline ? Its the only one for windows, but when i simply change readline to pyreadline in dream.py then i get atribute errror , pyreadline has not attribute ' read_history_file'
Any way to get it working on win ??

[lstein]

Oh, so sorry. I'll give pyreadline a try but it looks like it isn't actively supported any longer. If it doesn't work I'll simply disable readline functionality (which gives you command-line editing, etc) on systems that don't support GNU readline.

In the meantime, you could just delete all the lines of code that call readline functions and it should "just work" (tm)

[1blackbar]

I did it , removed history but now im getting error no module names ldm.simplet2i , and it wont run

[lstein]

Make sure that you are running python from the stable-diffusion directory. scripts and ldm should be subdirectories. Also check that the file ldm/simple2ti.py is present.

I just made a branch in which readline is disabled on machines that don't support it. Try checking out the branch named "noreadline-on-windows" and see if it behaves for you.

[1blackbar]

The file is present, i tried new branch and the issue is still the same, errors out with ldm.simplet2i , this file is not in main repo of original branch so i assume its the one you wrote , maybe its a windows thing that its not working, maybe youd have to load the t2i py file somehow first.
Will this help in any way ? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37233140/python-module-not-found

[lstein]

Yes, that's a module I added to the upstream distribution. It is getting loaded in dream.py's main() function, which is an unusual place for it, but I did it so that the help message would print out quickly. Could you try applying the enclosed patch to dream.py? All it does it to move two import statements from main() up to the top where these are usually located.

I'm so sorry for the trouble! I don't have access to a Windows machine with a GPU, so this is all a bit of trial and error
patch.TXT.gz
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[lstein]

In case you can't gunzip and apply this patch, here it is in full. Just manually delete the two lines starting with "-" and add the two lines starting with "+" (without the - and + symbols)

--- scripts/dream.py 2022-08-18 15:59:31.607413000 -0400
+++ scripts/dream-test.py 2022-08-18 18:09:01.525402000 -0400
@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@
import shlex
import atexit
import os
+from pytorch_lightning import logging
+from ldm.simplet2i import T2I

 # readline will be disabled on windows systems
 try:
@@ -35,8 +37,6 @@
         setup_readline()
 
     print("* Initializing, be patient...\n")
-    from pytorch_lightning import logging
-    from ldm.simplet2i import T2I
 
     # creating a simple text2image object with a handful of
     # defaults passed on the command line.

[1blackbar]

The thing is i do it in notepad ++ i don have the tools to apply it as a patch
So i should jst move the lines under print to header ?
So its -
import shlex
import atexit
import os
from pytorch_lightning import logging
from ldm.simplet2i import T2I

I did that (nothing else) and its still the same error about no module names ldm.simplet2i

[lstein]

Ok. I suspect it has something to do with casing on Windows. I'll have to rename the module. It won't take long, but I need to help my wife out with packing for a trip, so look for something later this evening.

[1blackbar]

Do You know any other quick way to just load mode l once and keep prompting like on discord ?

[lstein]

Oh, just a thought. Have you tried running the txt2img.py script that's part of the original distrib? If it loads its modules OK, then it's definitely a problem with my code.

[1blackbar]

yeh the original works without any issues, and img2img works as well so main branch code from original repo is fine over here

[lstein]

I'm going to convince my son to let me install python on his gaming Windows computer so I can test it out for myself. But this is an absolutely solvable problem. If you would, could you cut and paste the error messages you get when you run dream.py?
Thx.
Also, in the longer term, I'm sure there will be plenty of web and GUI-based Windows packages for you to run locally. I did this just 'cause I can't wait and enjoy a bit of hacking on the side.

[1blackbar]

(ldm) D:\stabot\scripts>python dream.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "dream.py", line 7, in
from ldm.simplet2i import T2I
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ldm.simplet2i'

Do You know a way t o change original code so it would save the seed in image filename?

[lstein]

Sure. Tell me how you want the files named and I can do that.
I'm working on my son's windows machine now and installing all the dependencies. Hopefully will reproduce your problem so I can fix.