#🔒 I can't access the current item in for loop!!

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civic sinew
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part.append(New_Clip) is not working, I don't know why?

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civic sinew
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for i, part in enumerate(Parts):

Length_Needed = Black_Frames[i][3]
Actual_length = Part_Lengths[i]

Length_Needed_To_Seconds = round(Timestamps_To_Seconds(Length_Needed), 3)
Actual_length_To_Seconds = round(Timestamps_To_Seconds(Actual_length),3)

if Actual_length_To_Seconds < Length_Needed_To_Seconds:
    while Actual_length_To_Seconds < Length_Needed_To_Seconds:
        if int(i) == len(Parts)-1:
            New_Clip = random.choice(Parts[i-1])
        else:
            New_Clip = random.choice(Parts[i+1])

        part.append(New_Clip)
        New_Clip_Length = New_Clip[5]
        Actual_length = Add_Timestamps(Actual_length, New_Clip_Length)
        Actual_length_To_Seconds += Timestamps_To_Seconds(New_Clip_Length)

else:
    pass
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civic sinew
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but if I type Temp_Part = list(part) before the code, it works with Temp_Part

silk raven
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You're modifying the list while you iterate over it. Generally not a good idea but since you're appending, probably ok.

That may not be the error. please show the full traceback of the error.

What kind of object is part, the element from Parts ?

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civic sinew
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It's a numpy array

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stuck garnet
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stuck garnet
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stuck garnet
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the timestamps could potentially be interpreted as emojis, hence the mute

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silk raven
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So: is this list the Parts list? It does not seem to be a numpy array?

civic sinew
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Sorry, I've meant for another array, I messed it up.

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This is the real one

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I just fixed the issue, I don't know why the vscode doesn't color .append() in that case

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it just works fine

silk raven
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So you know what was wrong?

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I would guess that VSCode doesn't know wnough to know if .append is inappropriate. But I still don't know what Parts even looks like.

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Good luck.

civic sinew
silk raven
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And the current code?

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Unless your problem is fixed.

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Colours in VSCode are from 2 sources: syntax highlighting, colouring keywords like if specially etc, and possibly linters, which look for "dubious" code in your programme. They can be very helpful, but they do not know your programme's intent and also often do not have enough context to infer some things. And they certainly do not highlight every error, particularly logic errors.

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