Don Parris wrote:
>  ### playing with wrapfunc (all other args are the same) ###
>  wrapfunc=lambda x:wrap_onspace(str(rows), x))
>  
>  also
>  wrapfunc=lambda x:str(wrap_onspace(rows, x)))

This is way off base. wrap_onspace takes two arguments - the string to wrap, and the width t
o wrap to. You are passing it two arguments - the tuple of tuples to print, and the string t
o wrap.

>  
>  both generate the same error:
>  Traceback (most recent call last):
>    File "ekklesia.py", line 9, in ?
>      from ekklesia_db import *  #Comment out this line if MySQL not
>  installed.  File "/home/donp/python/ekklesia/ekklesia_db.py", line 64
>      mbrPhone.close()
>             ^
>  SyntaxError: invalid syntax

I can't do anything with this without more context - a few lines of code before the line wit
h the error at least.

Kent

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