Fix a small bug on windows system #72
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When I tried to run
prepare_data.pyon Windows System, I was having the error:assert len(ascii_sequences) == len(line_stroke_fnames) AssertionError. This is because on Windows system,os.path.join()gets the path concatenation character '\', so the path from line 50 ofprepare_data.pywould look like this:data/raw/ascii/z01\z01-000\z01-000z.txt, causing line 59 to be inaccessible and skipping the loop.By changing
fnames.append(os.path.join(dirpath, filename))withfnames.append(os.path.join(dirpath, filename).replace('\\', '/'))in line 50, the error removed, and successfully processed the data.