problem with single-item lists and IN operator

Hi,

I am trying to use the IN operator with a tuple of length 1
(no, I can't change to = since I don't know in advance whether
the tuple will be of size 1 or longer).

If I simply pass the tuple to cursor.execute() it gets
unrolled producing one of two errors:
 if length == 1:
    select * from ... where ... IN scalar_value;
 if length > 1:
    Exception: not all arguments converted

If I wrap the tuple in another tuple or list of length 1, eg.
(my_tuple,) or [my_tuple] then cursor.execute does recognize
that it is supposed to build a list suitable for IN. However,
this fails with tuples of size 1:

select * from ... where ... IN (scalar_value,);

tuples with size > 1 work fine:

select * from ... where ... IN (scalar, scalar);

I did upgrade to 2.4 since the changelog said something about
a fix to the parameter handling concerned with IN operators.
That didn't help, unfortunately.

And this line in PgSQL -> cursor.execute() seems to be the
root of the evil:

	self.res = self.conn.conn.query(_qstr % parms)

What am I to do ?

Karsten
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