Prevent tuple index out of range error #3
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The original line: ``` if m.shape[1] > 3: ``` will error out with `IndexError: tuple index out of range`. It's an error I get running the example program example2_cdpsPlots.py, for example. If you preface it with the conditional `if len(m.shape) > 1 and`, this will prevent the `tuple index out of range` error as Python will move on to the else statement as soon as the first conditional in a chained conditional is false. Tested on Mac and Linux with example2_cdpsPlots.py.
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Thanks, Tim! |
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The original line:
will error out with
IndexError: tuple index out of range. It's an error I get running the example program example2_cdpsPlots.py, for example. If you preface it with the conditionalif len(m.shape) > 1 and, this will prevent thetuple index out of rangeerror as Python will move on to the else statement as soon as the first conditional in a chained conditional is false.Tested on Mac and Linux with example2_cdpsPlots.py.