S2E | Exploit Memorization Effect in Learning from Noisy Labels

A tk.Entry does not readily convert to a python integer. When you try str(tk.Entry), it will return '!entry'. When converting strings to integers, you can specify a base for the conversion, and int() will convert based on the base (pun unintended). For base 10, you have no letters or symbols, so it is not possible to convert '!entry' into an integer. You need to call tk.Entry().get(), which will return the string of anything in the entry. However, it will return this instantaneously, not giving the user time to input anything, so you will get an empty string, ''. Again, symbol 'nothing' is not in base 10, so it will raise an error. You need to put in a time delay before checking, to let the user input something, or you can make a button that calls a function that checks what you want to check when pressed:

Maybe the problem is not with the square brackets but with the equal sign. It is difficult to know what problem you are facing as you don't share your Robot Code.

But here are two implementation of basic GETS performed on URL that contain square brackets. Note that I used a backslash (\) before the = otherwise it is considered as a named argument.

Implementation with requests library:

Look at the -d option, which enables debug printing of various things. "-d op" traces the TCG ops. You probably also will want to trace the input and output asm with in_asm and out_asm. The -D file option to dump the tracing to a file is also helpful as the tracing is usually quite large.

Idea is to use related_name='s2e_relation' passed in ManyToManyField

You can do so by:

You can print the expressions using the Python pretty printer as you do. It cuts off the expressions if they become very big and the pretty printer is not efficient. There are settings you can add to the pretty printer to force it to print full expressions. The function is called set_pp_option and it is defined in z3printer.py. The main option is called max_depth. Other options are defined as fields in the Formatter class.

You can also print expressions in SMT2 format using the method "sexpr()".

BTW, the file you uploaded doesn't process because it is in UTF8 format, but this is orthogonal to your question and probably an artifact of how you uploaded the repro.

The aliasA is UAF error, it may hold the same value as ptrA but it's not guaranteed and it's recommended to re-assign the freed pointer (both aliasA and ptrA) to NULL to avoid dangling pointer.

In your case, it's better to assign NULL after you free:

You need to tell the compiler that the source file is in UTF-8: