Duncan Booth duncan at NOSPAMrcp.co.uk
Thu Jan 24 04:24:54 EST 2002

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"Ixokai" <ixokai at directvinternet.com> wrote in 
news:3c4fcdd1$1_1 at nopics.sjc:

> Stripped down code w/ Python2.2:
<code snipped>
> Then, at import, I receive: "TypeError: Not a sequence" at each of the
> __init__ lines. I am baffled. :) What am I not understanding here? :)
> 
Well, your stripped down code seems to work (except for the Thingy/Thing 
misspelling, and I had to replace the initialization expressions with 
something meaningful). You could try producing some stripped down code that 
is actually runnable. If it works for you as well, then the problem is in 
something you stripped out, if not then posting the runnable code would be 
elpful.


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Duncan Booth                                             duncan at rcp.co.uk
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