OK, I see the same thing. Putting a "return" immediately after this section doesn't make the problem go away:
def on_rename_activate(self, *UNUSED): tuple = self.dests_iconview.get_cursor () if tuple == None: return
return # <-- here
...but putting it immediately before the self.dests_iconview.get_cursor() call *does* make the problem go away. Why would a get_cursor() call cause a problem?
OK, I see the same thing. Putting a "return" immediately after this section doesn't make the problem go away:
def on_rename_ activate( self, *UNUSED): iconview. get_cursor ()
tuple = self.dests_
if tuple == None:
return
return # <-- here
...but putting it immediately before the self.dests_ iconview. get_cursor( ) call *does* make the problem go away. Why would a get_cursor() call cause a problem?