> Rick King wrote: > > >>>>a=vw.select(2,4) > >>>> > I think you are using select incorrectly. Select is pretty similar to > "find" but it returns a view object instead of an index. >
I am very confused now. What I was doing is reading your doc page at http://jura.wi.mit.edu/people/kelley/tutorial/python.html#view.filter and trying out the code samples in PyShell. I realize that select returns a view. The part that doesn't work is this (copied off of your page from the discussion about view.indices): """ The proper way to get this type of subset is: subset = view.select(10,19) indices = view.indices(subset) """ I created a simple view and tried this and got the traceback. All the docs (the Metakit docs, the PyShell completion tip) indicate that I should be able to call select like this, although it does seem a bit odd from a Python point of view because it is overloading the select method. I think I don't understand the docs. BTW, your page has been very helpful - I just wish I'd known about it sooner! Thanks for any help. -Rick _____________________________________________ Metakit mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.equi4.com/mailman/listinfo/metakit
