bar.current() fails with TypeError: 'int' object is not callable

[jspilinek]

My script is parsing through log files. Script worked fine on my old machine with alive-progress 2.4.1. My new machine is using alive-progress 3.1.4

TotalFileSize is the total bytes of all files to be parsed.

My 2.4.1 alive_bar:
with alive_bar(TotalFileSize, title=f'Processing {TotalMB} MB',monitor='[{percent:.0%}] {count}/{total} Bytes') as bar:

I see in 3.0 there was support added for units. My new alive_bar:

with alive_bar(TotalFileSize, title=f'Processing Files', unit='B', scale='SI', precision=1) as bar:

My code loops throught the files, reading one line at a time. For each line processed I calculate the line size and update the bar:

bar(sys.getsizeof(line)-sys.getsizeof('\n'))

I never quite reach 100%. Must be math is slightly off. After processing all files I bump the bar to 100% with:
bar(TotalFileSize-bar.current())

This worked in alive-progress 2.4.1, but no longer works in 3.1.4.

bar.current() fails with error:
TypeError: 'int' object is not callable

[TheTechRobo]

Have you tried just bar.current (without the brackets)?

[jspilinek]

bar.current works. Thanks!

README.md should be updated as it references bar.current() twice

[rsalmei]

Thanks @TheTechRobo.

Yep, the readme is not up-to-date. I'm going to fix it, thanks @jspilinek.

I just wanted to let you know that the auto-suggestions of ipython do show current is not a method: