Hi,
2008/4/30 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> mylist = ('name1', 'name2', 'name3')
>
> I also assigned variables for each SQL expression:
> name1 = "\"field_a\" LIKE '021'"
> name2 = "\"field_a\" LIKE '031'"
> name3 = "\"field_a\" LIKE '041'"
> my intended output is:
> name1.shp "field_a LIKE '021'
> name2.shp "field_a LIKE '031'
> name3.shp "field_a LIKE '041'
You should use a dictionary someway like this:
>>> mydict = {'name1':"\"field_a\" LIKE '021'",
... 'name2':"\"field_a\" LIKE '031'",
... 'name3':"\"field_a\" LIKE '041'"}
>>> for key, value in mydict.items():
... print key, value
...
name2 "field_a" LIKE '031'
name3 "field_a" LIKE '041'
name1 "field_a" LIKE '021'
Lutz
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