Hello,
Can someone please tell me if it is possible to iterate over user
defined attributes of a table and print them out? Basically, I am
looking to get the same information that results from:
sometable.attrs
except that
(1) the above command also contains system attributes, which I don't want.
(2) I want to format the attribute name and its value in a different
manner than the above command yields.
I tried the following code. This code does not work, but gives an idea
about what I need.
for i in sometable.attrs._f_list():
print "{0} = {1}".format(i, sometable.attrs.i)
The problem is that sometable.attrs.i does not return value of the
attribute, whose name is represented by i in any given iteration. I
want to go over the list of attributes and print their value.
Thank you.
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