Filter Object Has No Attribute Pop

colorramps = re.split('#ramp\[([0-9a-fA-F]{6})\](.+?)#rampend\[([0-9a-fA-F]{6})\]', message) colorramps.reverse() if len(colorramps) > 1: starttext = colorramps.pop() st

Solution 1:

Are you running this in Python 3?

In Python 2.7 filter() returned a list, which has .pop() function. In Python 3.x filter() returns a filter iterable object which does not.

Before you can .pop() from the filter in Python 3 you need to convert it to a list. So add e.g.

colors = list(colors) 

after the colors = filter(...) line. In Python 2.7 this will have no effect, so your code will continue to work there. See this question for more information and these docs.