Perhaps I've misunderstood the point of it. I do stuff like this:
keys = ["field1", "field2"] dg = DictionaryGrid(keys=keys)
and then I do:
dicts = dg.get_dictionaries_copy().
This returns an empty list when dictionaries haven't been set. I think this is confusing. If you've told it which keys to use, but not added any dictionaries, then I think it should return a list of dictionaries using the provided keys.
Perhaps I've misunderstood the point of it. I do stuff like this:
keys = ["field1", "field2"] keys=keys)
dg = DictionaryGrid(
and then I do:
dicts = dg.get_ dictionaries_ copy().
This returns an empty list when dictionaries haven't been
set. I think this is confusing. If you've told it which keys to
use, but not added any dictionaries, then I think it should
return a list of dictionaries using the provided keys.