Chris Hengge wrote:
> If that last post to Luke didn't clear anything up.. lets try this at
> a smaller level...
> I'm going to ignore the fact that my program already renames the file
> properly..
>
> I have list1 of filenames
> I have list2 of filenames
>
> Item from list 1 needs to be found in
"Christopher Hatherly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> the application I'm after. However I'm now trying to turn my code
> into a
> (fairly complex) graphical app, and have found both Tkinter and
> wxPython
> to be much more complex than perhaps they need to be
Both are actually quite simple compar
On 19/10/06, Chris Hengge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think this is overkill for what I'm trying to do, could you please refer
> to what I just wrote luke? That might make things simpler..
Did you try my code? It doesn't seem like overkill to me. Remember,
there are no prizes for writing the
If that last post to Luke didn't clear anything up.. lets try this at a smaller level... I'm going to ignore the fact that my program already renames the file properly.. I have list1 of filenamesI have list2 of filenames
Item from list 1 needs to be found in list2, but I can't change cases, because
Ok, so your question is:
If nothing in directoryList matches item, how do I find the
element of directoryList that should have matched?
This is a bit tricky, because you need to define exactly what results
you expect.
(for example, suppose limitedLineList contained 'SL_39.sdr' and
directoryL
I think this is overkill for what I'm trying to do, could you please refer to what I just wrote luke? That might make things simpler.. On 10/18/06, John Fouhy
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Ok, so your question is:
If nothing in directoryList matches item, how do I find theelement of directoryList
I've said in several of my emails that I understand that output is wrong... I just put it there until I had a fix... and so I could bold something to try and show people what I'm trying to do..
using this exact code: count = 0 for item in lineList: if item in directoryList:
Well, if you refer to my thread where I mentioned that I had a screen capture of the output.. I want it to look like that.. now it yells at me for everything that doens't match and does match. =DI dont think this test is working though, because using your suggested method.
Fail! SL_39
Chris Hengge wrote:
> Well, if you refer to my thread where I mentioned that I had a screen
> capture of the output.. I want it to look like that..
>
> now it yells at me for everything that doens't match and does match. =D
>
> I dont think this test is working though, because using your suggested
Chris Hengge wrote:
> Yes, I tried what you suggested, I've changed my looping structure to
> this:
>
> count = 0
> for itemLine in lineList:
> for itemDirectory in directoryList:
> if itemLine == itemDirectory:
> print match.ljust(20) + itemLine.ljust(2
Christopher Hatherly wrote:
> Hi Pythonistas,
>
> I'm a newbie. I've worked through some introductory python books, and
> feel that I now understand the logic on the coding side enough to make
> the application I'm after. However I'm now trying to turn my code into a
> (fairly complex) graphical ap
Yes, I tried what you suggested, I've changed my looping structure to this: count = 0 for itemLine in lineList: for itemDirectory in directoryList: if itemLine == itemDirectory:
print match.ljust(20) + itemLine.ljust(20) + itemDirectory.ljust(20) e
Hi Pythonistas,
I'm a newbie. I've worked through some introductory python books, and
feel that I now understand the logic on the coding side enough to make
the application I'm after. However I'm now trying to turn my code into a
(fairly complex) graphical app, and have found both Tkinter and wxPy
Chris Hengge wrote:
> I just replied to my original thread with output and real working code
> and bolding and underlined items all over the place.. I dont see what
> is so hard to explain...
>
> Please refer to that post, so I dont end up just copying and pasting.
Please refer to my post so I ca
Chris Hengge wrote:
> Ok the example I gave here wasn't written as I had it in my head.. you
> are right, the example only had 1 sentence.
>
> Inputs:
> List1 ['a.exe','b.exe',c.exe']
> List2 ['A.exe',B.eXe',c.EXE']
>
> for item in List1:
> if item in List2:
>print item + " " +
I just replied to my original thread with output and real working code and bolding and underlined items all over the place.. I dont see what is so hard to explain... Please refer to that post, so I dont end up just copying and pasting.
On 10/18/06, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris Hen
For all who dont get what I'm trying to do... I've bolded what needs to change... This is the code...wanted result of the comparisons works, but I am unable to display correctly.. count = 0 for item in limitedLineList:
if item in directoryList: print match.ljust(20) + item.
Chris Hengge wrote:
> Ok the example I gave here wasn't written as I had it in my head.. you
> are right, the example only had 1 sentence.
>
> Inputs:
> List1 ['a.exe','b.exe',c.exe']
> List2 ['A.exe',B.eXe',c.EXE']
>
> for item in List1:
> if item in List2:
>print item + " " + li
Ok the example I gave here wasn't written as I had it in my head.. you are right, the example only had 1 sentence. Inputs:List1 ['a.exe','b.exe',c.exe']List2 ['A.exe',B.eXe',c.EXE']for item in List1:
if item in List2: print item + " " + list2thing that matched.I can't force to upper
Why even try to use the 'in' syntax if it's not working correctly?Maybe I still don't understand.
-LukeBecause I've been up for 40 hours... 5 days of the week I'm up at 8:45AM and I dont get home until 10PM, once I'm home, I do homework trying to finish my senior year, on the weekends I am either t
On 19/10/06, Chris Hengge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The point of this script is to read a text file that has a bunch of code
> that calls external files. Then read the directory where all the files are..
> I build a list from the text file (this works correct), and I build a list
> from the dire
Chris Hengge wrote:
> The point of this script is to read a text file that has a bunch of
> code that calls external files. Then read the directory where all the
> files are.. I build a list from the text file (this works correct),
> and I build a list from the directory (this works correct). I
The point of this script is to read a text file that has a bunch of code that calls external files. Then read the directory where all the files are.. I build a list from the text file (this works correct), and I build a list from the directory (this works correct). I want to print out the result of
Chris Hengge wrote:
> Tried your first suggestion.
> AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'find'
Sorry, it's index() not find(). Strings have both but lists only have
index()
>
> Perhaps a better explanation...
>
>
> for word in paragraph:
> if word in sentence:
> prin
Tried your first suggestion.AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'find'Perhaps a better explanation... for word in paragraph: if word in sentence: print word + sentence
Assume that the word is only used once per paragraph. I can't figure out how to tell it to print the right
On 19/10/06, Chris Hengge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What that should have said
>
> For clarification if I didn't provide enough earlier,
> for item in list1:
> if item in list2:
> print item and list2[object that matched item] <-- need this
> location.
Um, I'm still a bit confused.
Chris Hengge wrote:
> Still no progress with this myself.
>
> For clarification if I didn't provide enough earlier,
> for item in list1:
> if item in list2:
> print item and list[object at location where matched item] <--
> need this location.
I still don't understand your question.
What that should have saidFor clarification if I didn't provide enough earlier, for item in list1: if item in list2: print item and list2[object that matched item] <-- need this location.
On 10/18/06, Chris Hengge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Still no progress with this myself. For clarifi
Still no progress with this myself. For clarification if I didn't provide enough earlier, for item in list1: if item in list2: print item and list[object at location where matched item] <-- need this location.
On 10/18/06, Chris Hengge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm looking for a way to
I'm looking for a way to do the following. for item in limitedLineList: if item in directoryList: print match.ljust(20) + limitedLineList[count].ljust(20) + directoryList[
count].ljust(20) else: print fail.ljust(20) + limitedLineList[count].ljust(20) + directoryL
"Gigs_" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> here is the code:
So where do you think you tell Python that you are
using unicode strings?
I'm no expert but I think, as a minimum you need:
for i in S:
S = S.replace(u'æ', u'ć')
S = S.replace(u'è', u'č')
S = S.replace(u'ð', u'đ')
You might
Hugo Gonzalez M wrote:
> >> I tried with unicode strings, but nothing. It says : unsoported
> characters
> >>
>
> They are supported. Are you using them literally in your code? Anything
> other than ASCII or Latin-1 needs to be declared explicitly at the start
> of the source code file.
>
> Ma
>> I tried with unicode strings, but nothing. It says : unsoported
characters
>>
They are supported. Are you using them literally in your code? Anything
other than ASCII or Latin-1 needs to be declared explicitly at the start
of the source code file.
Maybe you can use UTF-8 encoding.
See:
here is the code:
def changer():
"""Changer from Serbian to Croatian for this letters: æ, è, ð in ć, č, đ
"""
whatfile = raw_input('Enter location of your file: ')
# open and read file
ofile = open(whatfile, 'r')
S = ofile.read()
ofile.close()
# search file and replace æ, è in ć, č
for i in S:
S
Hi Kent,
thanks your respond.
> > I have to remove the thousand separator by moving the numbers before
it to
> > right.
> > So the number and char groups has to be left in their original
position.
> >
> > I have to make this kind of changes on the problematic lines:
> > MOATOT79 47.2
On Wed, 18 Oct 2006, kumar s wrote:
> I am not sure if I got your opinion about the way I solved.
Hi Kumar,
I was replying to your question:
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/tutor/2006-October/050064.html
in which you showed a program that had problems. I'm assuming that you
haven't f
Stanko wrote:
> I tried with unicode strings, but nothing. It says : unsoported characters
>
Perhaps you could give us the code you were using?
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I tried with unicode strings, but nothing. It says : unsoported characters
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>> I'm glad that you're not going to give up just yet! Don't worry, I
>> have much more effort in store for you :)
> [long and useful description of some basics of Python deleted]
>
> Wow, thanks very much! That was extremely useful. I had some time
> late last night when it was quiet here an
Stanko wrote:
> Can python handle this characters: ć, č, š, đ, ž?
> If can, How?
>
Unicode strings.
> And how to change tab spaceing in idle? I tried in idle properties. I
> have set it to 4 character but it's still 8.
>
The default is 4.
If it's 8, find out who changed it and ask them to ch
Thank you Danny. I am going over your email and trying
to understand (i am a biologist with bioinformatics
training).
I am not sure if I got your opinion about the way I
solved. do you mean that there is something wrong with
the way i solved it.
I am not sure If I explained the problem correctl
János Juhász wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have a problem about the EDI invoices created by our erp system.
> I have to make a small correction on them, just before sending them by
> ftp.
>
> The problem is that, the big numbers are printed with thousand separator.
>
> U:\ediout\INVOIC\Backup>grep \
Can python handle this characters: ć, č, š, đ, ž?
If can, How?
And how to change tab spaceing in idle? I tried in idle properties. I
have set it to 4 character but it's still 8.
Thanks!
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>I'm glad that you're not going to give up just yet! Don't worry, I have
>much more effort in store for you :)
[long and useful description of some basics of Python deleted]
Wow, thanks very much! That was extremely useful. I had some time late
last night when it was quiet here and I could
Dear All,
I have a problem about the EDI invoices created by our erp system.
I have to make a small correction on them, just before sending them by
ftp.
The problem is that, the big numbers are printed with thousand separator.
U:\ediout\INVOIC\Backup>grep \, *.doc
File 063091.doc:
MOAL
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