# 
# 
# patch "fdo/icontheme.py"
#  from [407d0730a7313c980f87814164bc3fe4229877ca]
#    to [610d56a3c7f98b95ba7ddfe69279b50fc7a72d4a]
# 
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--- fdo/icontheme.py	407d0730a7313c980f87814164bc3fe4229877ca
+++ fdo/icontheme.py	610d56a3c7f98b95ba7ddfe69279b50fc7a72d4a
@@ -68,6 +68,8 @@ class IconTheme:
             contexts = self.dir_by_size.keys()
 
         for context in contexts:
+            if not self.dir_by_size.has_key(context):
+                continue
             for dir_size in self.dir_by_size[context]:
                 if size == None or size == dir_size:
                     for path in self.dir_by_size[context][dir_size]:
@@ -98,7 +100,7 @@ class MimeIcon:
             # iff we are a inode/ type, then let's look in 'Places' instead
             if mime_type.startswith('inode/'):
                 gnome_name = 'gnome-fs-' + mime_type.split('/')[-1]
-                rv = self.icon_theme.lookup(gnome_name, contexts=['Places'], size=self.size)
+                rv = self.icon_theme.lookup(gnome_name, contexts=['Places', 'FileSystems'], size=self.size)
                 if rv: return rv
             # stolen from gnome-ui; it's rather unfortunate but there is not a standard 
             # on how to name mime icons!
@@ -121,4 +123,4 @@ if __name__ == '__main__':
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     it = IconTheme('gnome')
     mi = MimeIcon(it, size="16")
+    print mi.lookup('inode/directory')
-    print mi.lookup('text/plain')