Killing Another Bug

[Victor Subervi]

Hi;
I have this code:

  for table in tables:
    if table == 'products':
      optionsCode = optionsCodeProducts
      fromForm = prodsFromForm
    try:
      fn = getattr(options, table)
      fromForm = form.getfirst('%s-options' % table)
      fromForm = string.split(fromForm[2:-2], "', '")
      optionsCode = fn(table, 'specificCode', fromForm)
    except:
      if table != 'products': # We recall we must add the products table
fields to all tables.
        optionsCode = optionsCodeProducts
    i = 0
    j = 0
    oldJ = 0
    try:
      y = 0
      while y < len(optionsCode):
        if table == 'prescriptions':
          print len(optionsCode) # prints '2'
        for inputName in optionsCode[y]:
          if table == 'prescriptions':
            print len(optionsCode[y]) # prints '7'
            print inputName # prints 'Extra-small', which is only the first
inputName in optionsCode[0]
          if j != oldJ:
            i = 0
            oldJ = j
          x = '%s-%s%d' % (table, fromForm[y], i)
          x = form.getfirst(x)
          if x is not None:
            ourInputNames.append('%s-%s' % (table, inputName))
          i += 1
        j += 1
        y += 1
    except:
      pass

As you can see in the supplied comments, when I loop through for table
'prescriptions', it only prints out the first element of each variable. When
I loop through for table 'products', it prints out all of them! Why?
TIA,
Victor
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