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file topic.py. line 263: if index < 0 or len(topic_list) >= index: # THIS IS WRONG
should be
if index < 0 or index >= len(topic_list): #THIS IS CORRECT
or
if index < 0 or len(topic_list) <= index: #THIS IS CORRECT
[this is a mild bug :]
-- in normal situation, it will fail to "insertBefore()" and instead it will do "append()", when adding a new topic.
-- in unusual situations, if one tries to "insertBefore()" a new topic with a (mistakenly) large index, it will crash instead of fail over to "append()"
I hope this might help someone out there ...
file topic.py. line 263: if index < 0 or len(topic_list) >= index: # THIS IS WRONG
should be
if index < 0 or index >= len(topic_list): #THIS IS CORRECT
or
if index < 0 or len(topic_list) <= index: #THIS IS CORRECT
[this is a mild bug :]
-- in normal situation, it will fail to "insertBefore()" and instead it will do "append()", when adding a new topic.
-- in unusual situations, if one tries to "insertBefore()" a new topic with a (mistakenly) large index, it will crash instead of fail over to "append()"