I know I'm gonna feel dumb in the Morning....

[Edward K. Ream]

> What I really want to do is,
>
>     for f in _fromDict.keys().sort():

Do this:

_fromDict.keys().sort()
for f in _fromDict.keys():
    etc.

The reason you must do this extra step is that, as has been explained,
_fromDict.keys().sort() returns None, not a list as one might naively
expect.

Edward
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