Tempo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are right that my move towards regular expressions was way
> premature, but also this post may too turn out to be a little
> premature. I guessed and checked myself a way to accomplish what I
> needed and I will include it in this post. But first Alex (doesn'
You are right that my move towards regular expressions was way
premature, but also this post may too turn out to be a little
premature. I guessed and checked myself a way to accomplish what I
needed and I will include it in this post. But first Alex (doesn't have
to be Alex) could you tell me if yo
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> Whoops. I've got another tid-bit to tack onto this post. What kind of
> value does this expression return:
>
> re.sub(r'^R0 -', line)
>
>
> Does it return a '1' if successful and a '0' if not successful?
Start up an interactiv
Tempo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been reading a bunch of articles and tutorials on the net, but I
> cannot quite get ahold of the whole regular expression process. I have
> a list that contains about thirty strings, each in its own spot in the
> list. What I want to do is search the list, s
Whoops. I've got another tid-bit to tack onto this post. What kind of
value does this expression return:
re.sub(r'^R0 -', line)
Does it return a '1' if successful and a '0' if not successful?
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I've been reading a bunch of articles and tutorials on the net, but I
cannot quite get ahold of the whole regular expression process. I have
a list that contains about thirty strings, each in its own spot in the
list. What I want to do is search the list, say it's called 'lines',
for 'R0 -'.
Thank
