Just a quick note: On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 03:20:23PM +0200, Giampiero Benvenuti wrote:
I think the problem is your 4th line: copy_info = obj_parent.manage_cutObjects((context.getId())) copy_info should be the object you want to cut
it should be something like this: ... src=context.your_cut_context[obj_id] context.your_cut_context.manage_cutObjects([src])
dst=context.your_paste_context dst.manage_pasteObjects(src)
Sorry Giampiero, you're just guessing, and you're guessing wrong. The original poster's code was correct*. Dieter's suggestion is a better approach to troubleshoot this problem. *well, almost correct. There's a common Python mistake on one line: copy_info = obj_parent.manage_cutObjects((context.getId())) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ You think you're creating a tuple there, but you're not. To create a tuple of size 1, you need a trailing comma: copy_info = obj_parent.manage_cutObjects((context.getId(),)) But that's not causing your problem; manage_cutObjects() "helpfully" wraps a string argument in a tuple for you. -- Paul Winkler http://www.slinkp.com