🔒 Issue with a function who return a list empty

[heady glacier]

hi so there is this function, who's always return an empty list and i don't understand why, may someone could help me on that ?
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/FHXA

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[inland mica]

i see that you have some print statements you've been using for debugging, what do they tell you?

[heady glacier]

they return me that the fonction is use but nothing get inside of it

i've also made a print statement to see what i get at the very end in the list and the list is empty

[inland mica]

so you get
for pid, info in proc info end used

but you never get
for pid, info in proc info end; if used

the list appending is inside the if-statement, so it's necessary that the if-condition is true at least once, otherwise your list will be empty

[heady glacier]

exactly

that's why i don't understand why the list returned is empty

[inland mica]

so you'll want to debug get_proc_info, find out why it apparently either A) gives empty dicts, or B) never contains anything that passes the if-condition

[heady glacier]

ok i'm looking for that, keep you on juice

i don't understand how but i don't get the

for pid, info in proc_info_end.items()```

anymore

and my damn computer had no more power left so i guess it's gonna be for tomorow, still thanks for you'r help @inland mica

if the dicts are empty what should i do ?

[inland mica]

depends on what's wrong, gotta debug to find out

[heady glacier]

okay, i shall be able to do that tomorow ig

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