Hi,
Von: Ossi Heinonen
> That gives me
>
> print verifiedValues[dict.keys(verifiedValues)[0]]
> 5.5 [mm]
>
>Which is pretty damn exactly what I need! Thank you very much! The only
>problem now is that the order of the keys seems a bit random but maybe I can
>find some pattern for that.
My guess is that the String for the Key is not exactly what you expect.
Can you give us the output of the following command:
for c in dict.keys(verifiedValues)[0]:
print "%s: '%s'"%(ord(c), c)
Maybe some strange characters (like zero-width space or so) will show up.
And if not, you can still use the ord values to create a matching key string
using chr().
Markus
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