Re: [Visualpython-users] vectors and lists

[Gary P. <gar...@gm...>]

On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 9:59 AM, Joe Heafner <hea...@gm...> wrote:
> I can type
>
>
> locations = [vector(-6e-11,0,6e-11),vector(-6e-11,-6e-11,0),\
>              vector(-6e-11,6e-11,0),vector(-6e-11,0,-6e-11)]
>
> and
>
>
> locations.append(vector(-6e-11,0,6e-11))
> locations.append(vector(-6e-11,-6e-11,0))
> locations.append(vector(-6e-11,6e-11,0))
> locations.append(vector(-6e-11,0,-6e-11))
>
>
> but I get an index out of range error when I type
>
>
> locations[0] = vector(-6e-11,0,6e-11)
> locations[1] = vector(-6e-11,-6e-11,0)
> locations[2] = vector(-6e-11,6e-11,0)
> locations[3] = vector(-6e-11,0,-6e-11)
>
> Does Visual change the initial index or is something else going on?

I can't reproduce that.  Things work as expected for me.
(WinXP, visual 3.2.10, python 2.5.1)

try len(locations)

what happens if you simply try to display locations[0] or locations[3], etc ?

-gary


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> Joe
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