Hi there,
So I have just fixed a huge bug in my program, but don't understand
exactly... How it bugged.
Confused?
I sure was.
Here's some code:
globals.py:
feeds={}
blank_feed={}
blank_feed["checked"]=1
blank_feed["feed"]=0
main file:
import globals as g
# some code that loads a feed into the variable knm
g.feeds[link]=g.blank_feed;
g.feeds[link]["feed"]=knm
#in the below code, the variable link has a different value:
# load a feed into the variable r
g.feeds[link]=g.blank_feed
g.feeds[link]["feed"]=r
Now at this point, python would set the first loaded feed to the same
thing as the second loaded feed. It also set g.blank_feed to the second
feed, as well.
I replaced the last three lines with this:
# load a feed into the variable r
g.feeds[link]=g.blank_feed;
g.feeds[link]["feed"]=r
And it works.
but why does it work?
Why does that semi unlink all the variables?
Thanks
Nathan
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