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Le 22/08/2012 17:58, Sam Pepler a écrit :
> Thanks. That has indirectly sorted it out. I added a __eq__ method and
> that rasied an error suggesting one of the objects was a str. This is
> because the for loop is over a dictionary and that seems to produce a
> list of keys by default. I am now using the dictsort filter to unpack
> the values.

In Python, iterating over a dict gives only the keys. You might be 
interested in the .values() and .items() methods:

http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html#dict

Cheers,
-- 
Simon Sapin