Function object is not iterable

[susieg]

Hi,
here is a code snippet that is supposed to calculate Value2 by multiplying Wfactor and Value1 for identical object ID's.
Unfortunately the line with "Value2 =" casts a function object is not iterable error. I am stumped on where it is coming from.

testDict = {}
for test in helps.getUniqueValues(fc,"ID"):
            Value2 = ([c.getValue("Value1")*c.getValue("Wfactor") for c in arcpy.SearchCursor if c.getValue("ID") == test])
            testDict[t] = Value2
            
            cur = arcpy.UpdateCursor(fc)
            for row in cur:
                row.setValue("Value2",testDict[row.getValue("ID")])
                cur.updateRow(row)

Sorry, I think my indentation got all messed up.
Happy 4th of July to everyone (in advance)!

[bvdet]

Without knowing arcpy, I would guess arcpy.SearchCur sor should be arcpy.SearchCur sor().

[susieg]

Hi bvdet,
that was a good idea. Adding the parentheses did not solve the issue though.

[dwblas]

for c in arcpy.SearchCursor

If searchCursor is a function that does not return an iterable, then it would be the cause. Split the list comprehension into separate statements to see.

for c in arcpy.SearchCursor:
    print c

print "get value =", c.getValue("Value1")

etc.