dict.iter strange behaviour
I have a patch where I use dicts with no problem,
but dict.iter acts weirdly !
I have 3 arrays : "time", "base", and "amp" , each array has 64 floats.
With array objects I can get all the values I need, but I tried with dict.iter, and
- it only outputs 2 lists
- it adds a value (in ms ??) before the list
You can see it in the screenshot attached...
Can anyone explain that ?
Thank's
Etienne

Good catch!
My guess is that "time" is a reserved word somewhere in the internal dict.iter process, and it gets interpreted as a function to get the current CPU clock value (you can verify that by banging a [cpuclock] object and you'll get around the same values).
You can submit a ticket to the support to let them know about that bug and get it fixed more quickly.
Here is a patch to reproduce (that you could have provided in your first post ;)
Oh yes !
You're right, it seems obvious now, thank you for the patch :)
I'll submit a ticket right now !