Closed black-puppydog closed 3 years ago
And I don't get why @homlett's script does this:
for i in range(len(lastUserPost)): if lastUserPost[i]["userpost"]["n"] == myUsername: lastK = int(lastUserPost[i]["userpost"]["k"]) break
Nobody knows... I've patched my code. Thanks!
Dammit I had hoped for an explanation followed by a better solution to next_k. :P Oh well...
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And I don't get why @homlett's script does this:
for i in range(len(lastUserPost)): if lastUserPost[i]["userpost"]["n"] == myUsername: lastK = int(lastUserPost[i]["userpost"]["k"]) break
Nobody knows... I've patched my code. Thanks!
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if someone could please verify... I tried this on a newly created account (@omg_ubuntu) and it worked. Actually I accidentally posted everything multipln times... :P So maybe this is really all there is to it and this closes #12 I am still a bit unhappy about the get_next_k() function but don't see how to do it better. And I don't get why @homlett's script does this: