Noob python question for pros

[Jezzy]

Hello again!

I'm trying to build a refrigerator inventory system based on the inventory example from this forum but theres something I'm not getting with arrays in python. I'm pretty sure I dont understand how to parse an array. Bellow is my code I think its related between this :

$ sorted_foods = sorted(refrigerator.foods, key=attrgetter('name'), reverse=False)

and this :

for foods in sorted_foods:

But I dont see why...

I know my object is working and I can add items to it (I tried with a if(pizza in refrigerator.foods) in a menu and it works). I have an item in my refrigerator object but still, this code is not working.

Thank you for your time!

[Milkymalk]

What exactly is not working? Do you get an error message, or just misbehavior? What is happening when you run it?

[Jezzy]

I'm sorry I should have been more specific indeed.

No image are showned in the boxes. There is no error message, everything "seem" to be working as intented.

However...

Normally, I should see an icon of a pizza slice (the image is existing in my gui/ folder) with a counter on it (10/10) which represent the number of "charges" the item have before getting removed from the refrigerator object.

The tooltip should be shown in the blue bar on roll over the item... normally.

[Milkymalk]

You do some fancy voodoo for getting the x and y of the pic. What happens if you drop it and just use fixed coordinates for the imagebutton? Is anything displayed at all? This is to check if you somehow messed that part up, in which case the images could be far off the screen.

[Jezzy]

You do some fancy voodoo for getting the x and y of the pic. What happens if you drop it and just use fixed coordinates for the imagebutton? Is anything displayed at all? This is to check if you somehow messed that part up, in which case the images could be far off the screen.

MEGA FACEPALM...

Thank you very much! I should go get some sleep lol!

My image was just outside of the viewport... somewhere

Thanks again!

[Milkymalk]

Glad I could help

Don't worry, it probably happened to everyone who ever tried to make a dynamic screen. Your code looked right, so having wrong coordinates was my best guess.

[Jezzy]

*deleted. It was a typo*