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Older Sep 03, 2009 issue 3 (python reserved word type declared a string) Status changed by synedra - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Sep 03, 2009 issue 2 (minor bug in NetflixUserQueue.addTitle) Status changed by synedra - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Sep 03, 2009 r18 (Removing all 'type' variables, using more descriptive varial...) committed by synedra - Removing all 'type' variables, using more descriptive varialbes. Removing all 'type' variables, using more descriptive varialbes. Sep 03, 2009 issue 2 (minor bug in NetflixUserQueue.addTitle) commented on by synedra - Fixed Fixed Sep 03, 2009 r17 (Fixing a parameter override ) committed by synedra - Fixing a parameter override Fixing a parameter override Sep 03, 2009 issue 4 (Can not delete from queue when it is the only item.) commented on by synedra - Hi there, This problem is caused because the current JSON implementation is translating the original XML poorly. I'll make sure it won't be a problem in the new version, and once that JSON is in production I'll be updating the code to fix all three of these issues. Thanks :-) Kirsten Hi there, This problem is caused because the current JSON implementation is translating the original XML poorly. I'll make sure it won't be a problem in the new version, and once that JSON is in production I'll be updating the code to fix all three of these issues. Thanks :-) Kirsten Sep 03, 2009 issue 4 (Can not delete from queue when it is the only item.) reported by ggates1020 - If only one item is in the queue it can not be removed. Traceback (most recent call last): File "example.py", line 245, in <module> userQueue(netflixClient,user) File "example.py", line 184, in userQueue print queue.removeTitle( id=60002013) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/Netflix.py", line 397, in removeTitle discID = os.path.basename(urlparse(disc['id']).path) TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str The problem is when only one item remains, titles = response["queue"]["queue_item"] returns a single dictionary instead of a list. A quick test after setting it could set it to a list: if type(titles) != type([]): titles = [titles,] This fix relies on bug 2 being fixed as well. If only one item is in the queue it can not be removed. Traceback (most recent call last): File "example.py", line 245, in <module> userQueue(netflixClient,user) File "example.py", line 184, in userQueue print queue.removeTitle( id=60002013) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/Netflix.py", line 397, in removeTitle discID = os.path.basename(urlparse(disc['id']).path) TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str The problem is when only one item remains, titles = response["queue"]["queue_item"] returns a single dictionary instead of a list. A quick test after setting it could set it to a list: if type(titles) != type([]): titles = [titles,] This fix relies on bug 2 being fixed as well. Sep 03, 2009 issue 3 (python reserved word type declared a string) reported by ggates1020 - In many of the class methods for the NetflixUser class type is being set to 'disc' or None. Python has a type() method that is being over over written by the declaration. I will be entering another bug and the fix is to test the type of something. That can not be done until this is fixed. In many of the class methods for the NetflixUser class type is being set to 'disc' or None. Python has a type() method that is being over over written by the declaration. I will be entering another bug and the fix is to test the type of something. That can not be done until this is fixed. Sep 02, 2009 issue 2 (minor bug in NetflixUserQueue.addTitle) reported by a.downy.hint - The "parameters" variable is overwritten in addTitle(). The position parameter is thus overwritten. Change parameters = { ['title_ref']: ','.join(urls) } to parameters['title_ref'] = ','.join(urls) The "parameters" variable is overwritten in addTitle(). The position parameter is thus overwritten. Change parameters = { ['title_ref']: ','.join(urls) } to parameters['title_ref'] = ','.join(urls) Apr 02, 2009 r16 (Fixing ) committed by synedra - Fixing Fixing Apr 02, 2009 issue 1 (line 65 of example.py should use 0 for second argument) Status changed by synedra - Fixed in revision 15. Thanks :-) Status: Fixed Fixed in revision 15. Thanks :-) Status: Fixed Apr 02, 2009 r15 (Fixing the search issue (so an exact match matches) ) committed by synedra - Fixing the search issue (so an exact match matches) Fixing the search issue (so an exact match matches) Mar 31, 2009 issue 1 (line 65 of example.py should use 0 for second argument) reported by rob.mcpeak - line 65 should read: data = netflix.catalog.searchTitles(arg,0,10) Otherwise, we miss an exact match. Thanks. Rob line 65 should read: data = netflix.catalog.searchTitles(arg,0,10) Otherwise, we miss an exact match. Thanks. Rob Mar 17, 2009 r14 (fixing a couple of auth issues... ) committed by synedra - fixing a couple of auth issues... fixing a couple of auth issues... Mar 08, 2009 r13 (Cleaning up some formatting and refactoring the example code...) committed by synedra - Cleaning up some formatting and refactoring the example code. Cleaning up some formatting and refactoring the example code. Feb 20, 2009 r12 (Adding more example code. ) committed by synedra - Adding more example code. Adding more example code. Feb 20, 2009 r11 (Adding basic queue functions. ) committed by synedra - Adding basic queue functions. Adding basic queue functions. Feb 20, 2009 r10 (Adding rental history,and fixing maxResults where it was. A...) committed by synedra - Adding rental history,and fixing maxResults where it was. Also some fussing with internal variable names in Netflix.py itself to make it prettier. Adding rental history,and fixing maxResults where it was. Also some fussing with internal variable names in Netflix.py itself to make it prettier. Feb 20, 2009 r9 (Adding basic user resources, and some better tests. Next up...) committed by synedra - Adding basic user resources, and some better tests. Next up, user rental history. After that, queue functions. Adding basic user resources, and some better tests. Next up, user rental history. After that, queue functions. Feb 20, 2009 r8 (Adding initial user function, and a little more exposition t...) committed by synedra - Adding initial user function, and a little more exposition to the example code. Adding initial user function, and a little more exposition to the example code. Feb 20, 2009 r7 (Adding search for people, fixing the broken authentication s...) committed by synedra - Adding search for people, fixing the broken authentication stuff. I tried to add tests for the token gathering, but since new tokens invalidate the old ones, I decided that testing that would be fraught for anyone trying the tests, so I will forgo it. Adding search for people, fixing the broken authentication stuff. I tried to add tests for the token gathering, but since new tokens invalidate the old ones, I decided that testing that would be fraught for anyone trying the tests, so I will forgo it. Feb 20, 2009 r6 (Abstracted retrieval of properties from discs Improved some ...) committed by synedra - Abstracted retrieval of properties from discs Improved some subroutine names Abstracted retrieval of properties from discs Improved some subroutine names Feb 20, 2009 r5 (Fixing typo ) committed by synedra - Fixing typo Fixing typo Feb 19, 2009 r4 (Adding a README file ) committed by synedra - Adding a README file Adding a README file Feb 18, 2009 r3 (Fixing a couple of test issues ) committed by synedra - Fixing a couple of test issues Fixing a couple of test issues Feb 18, 2009 r2 (First checkin for Netflix API client module. ) committed by synedra - First checkin for Netflix API client module. First checkin for Netflix API client module. Feb 18, 2009 Project pyflix created by synedra - Python module for accessing Netflix APIs Python module for accessing Netflix APIs

issue 4 (Can not delete from queue when it is the only item.) reported by ggates1020 - If only one item is in the queue it can not be removed. Traceback (most recent call last): File "example.py", line 245, in <module> userQueue(netflixClient,user) File "example.py", line 184, in userQueue print queue.removeTitle( id=60002013) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/Netflix.py", line 397, in removeTitle discID = os.path.basename(urlparse(disc['id']).path) TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str The problem is when only one item remains, titles = response["queue"]["queue_item"] returns a single dictionary instead of a list. A quick test after setting it could set it to a list: if type(titles) != type([]): titles = [titles,] This fix relies on bug 2 being fixed as well.

If only one item is in the queue it can not be removed. Traceback (most recent call last): File "example.py", line 245, in <module> userQueue(netflixClient,user) File "example.py", line 184, in userQueue print queue.removeTitle( id=60002013) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/Netflix.py", line 397, in removeTitle discID = os.path.basename(urlparse(disc['id']).path) TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str The problem is when only one item remains, titles = response["queue"]["queue_item"] returns a single dictionary instead of a list. A quick test after setting it could set it to a list: if type(titles) != type([]): titles = [titles,] This fix relies on bug 2 being fixed as well.

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