On 15 January 2014 11:12, Hedieh Ebrahimi <hedieh.ebrah...@amphos21.com>wrote:
> I try to print my fileContent array after I read it and it looks like this > : > > ["b'C:\\\\Users\\\\Documents\\\\Project\\\\mytextfile1.txt'" > "b'C:\\\\Users\\\\Documents\\\\Project\\\\mytextfile2.txt'" > "b'C:\\\\Users\\\\Documents\\\\Project\\\\mytextfile3.txt'"] > > Why is this happening and how can I prevent it ? > Also if I have a line that starts like this in my file, python will crash > on me. how can i fix this ? > What is wrong with this case? If you are concerned about the multiple backslashes, they are there because they are special symbols, and so they have to be escaped (you actually want a backslash, not whatever else they could mean). Depending on what else is on the file, you may be better off reading the file in pure python. Assuming there is nothing else, something like this would work: [line.strip() for line in open(filePath, 'r').readlines()] /David.
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