lsd bug

[Pedro Rodriguez]

I think I may have found a bug in lsd related to the mulithreading. My question pertains to whether or not the code below is threadsafe. Here is the code and some sample data I am getting back.

def generateNullROSATData():
    rows = db.query('select e_RAJ2000, e_DEJ2000 from ROSATData')
    iteratedRows = []
    changedRows = []
    i = 0
    for row in rows.iterate():
        iteratedRows.append(row)
    return iteratedRows

(54.03833, 31.31472), (40.56042, 7.745), (40.56042, 7.745), (40.56042, 7.745), (40.56042, 7.745), (40.56042, 7.745), (40.56042, 7.745), (40.56042, 7.745), (40.56042, 7.745), (342.33459, 48.81917), (342.33459, 48.81917), (342.33459, 48.81917), (338.20459, -5.49847), (338.20459, -5.49847), (338.20459, -5.49847), (338.20459, -5.49847)]

It seems like the same entry is getting added to the list multiple times. Is there a way to fix this or a safe way to get the rows to a list?

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Pedro Rodriguez
UCBerkeley 2014 | Physics/AstroPhysics
SnowGeek.org Founder
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208-340-1703

[Pedro Rodriguez]

Found the bug, If there are suppose two threads running the code, the
row gets set by one then the other which results in repeated values.
Solution is to make a new element to append

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