I figured out this issue by writing it in a different way, for anyone that might have this issue in the future.
rowsText.append(str(y))
.......
Log.Checkpoint(" ".join(rowsText))
Hi Vondie,
Try to change your code this way:
...
for n in rowsLst:
y = clientTable.GetUnderlyingObject().Cell(n,0).contentText
rowsText.append(str(y)) # <-------------- make type conversion here
Log.Checkpoint("The Client Name values in the table are: %s" % y)
Log.Checkpoint(rowsText)
...I faced the similar troubles with Python string type in the latest vesion of TC. Support Team said that they are aware and working on it.
Thank you for the reply! I tried this and the list prints as if it were empty. The only way I have found to get it to print any values is to convert the list to a string and print... which worked in the past but now is giving me memory locations.
