Hi,
Thanks to all for your amazingly quick help! I'm learning much about
Python every day.
Much warmth,
planetthoughtful
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planetthoughtful wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Sorry for the influx of newbie questions -- I'm trying to figure these
> things out on my own before bothering the community, but a lot of bits
> and pieces are escaping me at the moment.
>
> I'm retrieving a result set from an SQLite db (using the APSW modul
planetthoughtful wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Sorry for the influx of newbie questions -- I'm trying to figure these
> things out on my own before bothering the community, but a lot of bits
> and pieces are escaping me at the moment.
>
> I'm retrieving a result set from an SQLite db (using the APSW module
You need to use result.append(...) instead of result.extend(...)
(Been stumped with that myself too, several times, when I was still a
newby... Except was using the operator '+=' I think)
cheers,
--Tim
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planetthoughtful wrote:
> result = []
> for name in cursor.execute("SELECT name, address FROM contacts ORDER BY
> name"):
> result.extend(name)
>
> print result
>
> For reasons I (obviously) don't understand, the "name" values get
> broken up into each individual letter of the values in the
Hi All,
Sorry for the influx of newbie questions -- I'm trying to figure these
things out on my own before bothering the community, but a lot of bits
and pieces are escaping me at the moment.
I'm retrieving a result set from an SQLite db (using the APSW module)
and I want to add the value from on
