Closed tresni closed 9 years ago
-v wasn't outputting the key if there was only one. range(1, len(uids)) skips index 0. Using for uid in uids should always give the correct results.
-v
range(1, len(uids))
for uid in uids
Wow, that was some horrible code, I have no idea what I was thinking. Thanks for fixing.
-v
wasn't outputting the key if there was only one.range(1, len(uids))
skips index 0. Usingfor uid in uids
should always give the correct results.