What does `if all(sweep)` do?

[MichaelClerx]

pcpostprocess/pcpostprocess/leak_correct.py

Lines 40 to 46 in e22d3d3

	QC_dict = {}
	for well in QC:
	for sweep in QC[well]:
	if all(sweep):
	if bounds['Rseal'][0] < sweep[0] < bounds['Rseal'][1] and \
	bounds['Cm'][0] < sweep[1] < bounds['Cm'][1] and \
	bounds['Rseries'][0] < sweep[2] < bounds['Rseries'][1]:

Given that sweep is meant to be a tuple (Rseal, Cm, Rseries)
Does the syncropatch stick 0s in there somewhere? or False?

(also line above should be e.g. for well, sweep in QC.items() to avoid the dict lookup)

@chonlei @joeyshuttleworth ?

[joeyshuttleworth]

I believe this is my doing, not Chon's!

Here's a link to a relevant comment on another issue:
#75 (comment)

In short, getting rid of this line shouldn't have any effect, and this issue will be fixed by PR #75