Ok thanks. Unfortunately both simple examples I tried didn't repro the
problem. It might be that the garbage collector has to run for the
problem to happen. I only experience the issue when a lot of work has
been done between creating and using the list.
On 5/4/10, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> 2010/5/4
2010/5/4 Dave Cowden
> Hey, all:
>
> I have had a strange problem occur a couple of times, wondering if anyone
> recognizes it.
>
> The behavior occurs when looping over shapes and dealing with them in
> python lists. During the iteration,
> all of the objects appear normal and correct. But later
