On Wed, 2006-08-16 at 10:15 +1000, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> str = "Foo : %{foo} Bar : %{bar} Baz : %{baz}" % params
>
> which should result in str being "Foo : 1 Bar : 2 Baz : 3".
>
> Problem is, "%{foo}" doesn't work, I can't remember the right
> incantation, Google isn't being helful and I can't find anything
> in the Python docs.
>
> Can somone please give me a whack with the cluebat.
They're round braces in the string, not curly ones. And you need the
format in there as well.
str = "Foo : %(foo)s Bar : %(bar)s Baz : %(baz)s" % params
Now. Why is python so easy going that it lets me always specify strings
there, when the elements of params are clearly integers?
--
Pete
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