peculiarity with FLine().append()

[highfellow]

I'm not sure if this is intended, but the way it stands the only way I've found to add the contents of one FLine to another is by using:

line1.append(line2.__dict__['line'])

not

line.append(line2)

I guess this is another bug from moving PLines over to FLines?

This is the test code I'm using:

line = FLine().moveTo(0,300).lineTo(0,400).lineTo(100,300).lineTo(100,400)

line3 = line.copy().cursor(2).split()[1]
line = line.cursor(1).splitLeft()
line.append(line3.__dict__['line'])

_self.lines.clear()
_self.lines.add(line)

[highfellow]

Sorry, I got this mixed up.

I think the explanation isn't to do with FLine().append(), but with Cursor.split(). This returns a PLine not an FLine, and the way to convert back to an FLine is to get its dict['line'] attribute.