On Wed, 6 Jun 2007, scott wrote:
> Danny Yoo wrote:
>> In the context of the new Master_stats class, it makes more sense for
>> mfile_read() to return a Master_stats object now rather than a two-tuple
>> list.
> I was able to change the [year, month] to just master and it worked fine. I
> was also able to do master = mfile_read() and it worked fine as well.
Hi Scott,
Double check the definition of mfile_read(). It has a possible type error
in terms of the values it returns back to the user.
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def mfile_read():
'''This will open the master file and load all the variables'''
try:
mfile = open("./Master/mfile", "r")
except:
mfile = open("./Master/mfile", "w")
mfile.close()
print "File could not be opened, so I created one"
return [1631, 8]
master = cPickle.load(mfile)
mfile.close()
return master
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