win: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

[samtaufa]

Run countershape over a doc-src tree and it will return the above error.

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The code parses the page, but fails at the end of the page processing (whatever it is doing at the time.)

$ cshape doc-src/ /c/tmp/output/
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./cshape", line 50, in
main()
File "./cshape", line 46, in main
c.main()
File "./cshape", line 34, in main
d.render(args[1])
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\doc.py", line 291, in render
out = self(i)
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\doc.py", line 296, in call
return list(model.BaseApplication.call(self, page))[0]
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\model.py", line 460, in call
for d in page():
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\model.py", line 299, in call
yield unicode(layout(self))
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\html.py", line 50, in str
return "".join([unicode(i) for i in self.children])
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\html.py", line 143, in str
"".join([unicode(i) for i in self.children]),
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\html.py", line 143, in str
"".join([unicode(i) for i in self.children]),
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\template.py", line 129, in **str_
_
s = self.block.render(**kwargs)
File "c:\Python26\lib\site-packages\cubictemp.py", line 154, in render
r = "".join([i.render(n) for i in self])
File "c:\Python26\lib\site-packages\cubictemp.py", line 139, in render
return str(ret)
File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\widgets.py", line 113, in __str

self._mkUL(nodes, exclude, self.depth),

File "d:\repos\src\countershape\countershape\widgets.py", line 75, in _mkUL
for p in n:
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

[samtaufa]

Platform: Windows 7 RC1

[samtaufa]

Work-around:

I don't understand the full code, but found the following work-around for Windows users.

Instead of passing a path "/filename" to countershape.widgets.SiblingPageIndex, using the windows notation for passing file paths in a string (i.e. "\filename"") <-- that's 2 x backslashes.)