> So my question is, why does Python think that D is a string?
Assume that Python is telling the truth, at least unless something really unusual is happening. :P Assume D is a string. Your question should really be: why is D a string? Where does "D" get assigned? --- Also note that in your presentation of the bug, the presentation omits a bit of the error message: It presents the error message text, but not the entire "traceback". You don't need to do that, and in fact, you will usually want to be verbose. The context in which the error occurs might be helpful: in particular, you might be misinterpreting the subject or object of the error message. Without seeing context, we can't do a cursory confirmation that the error matches your diagnosis. We want to verify by looking at symptoms. Don't curtail error messages and stack traces, but include them next time. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
