1. & - is bitwise operator (just in case)
2. why not just return ('My message', oper and abit)
On Thursday, June 20, 2019 at 8:30:30 PM UTC+3, Константин Комков wrote:
>
> I need add more information. Can error may be caused if my function don't
> have one condition:
> def send_application(msg,entrant_XML):
> #Letter for operator
> try:
> oper = mail.send('[email protected] <javascript:>','Theme','Letter
> text...',attachments = files)
> except Exception:
> oper = False
>
> #Letter for entrant
> try:
> abit = mail.send(session.abit_email,'Theme','Letter text...')
> except Exception:
> abit = False
>
> if ((oper==True) & (abit==True)):
> return ('My message',True)
> elif ((oper==True) & (abit==False)):
> return ('My message',False)
> elif ((oper==False) & (abit==True)):
> return ('My message',False)
> Here I don't have that:
> else ((False) & (False)):
> return ('My message',False)
> Now I get return ('My message',True) in 25 percent of the time. How can I
> improve that result? Maybe I need take several attemts, but without sending
> two the same letter on one email. We have own mail server.
>
>
>
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