> And here is my I got work for me in Python.
>
> ===
> ===
> import sys
> infile=sys.argv[1]
> outfile=sys.argv[1]+".csv"
>
> f1=open(infile)
> f2=open(outfile, 'w')
>
> s2=""
>
> for line in f1:
> s=line.strip()
> if s=="":
> continue
> elif s==".block":
> continue
> elif s==".report":
> continue
> elif s==".endblock":
> s="\n"
> s2=s2[:-1]+s
> f2.write(s2)
> s2=""
> continue
> s2=s2+"\""+s+"\""+","
>
> f1.close()
> f2.close()
> ===
> ===
Indentation is paramount in python. Your QBasic code is indented in the
email, so I can safely assume that the email is not what's messing up the
indentation.
You say
for line in f1:
and then say
s = line.strip()
why not just
for s in f1:
s = s.strip()
or the same thing with 'line'.
You can say
if s in ("",".block",".report"): continue
elif s == ".endblock":
And s2 = s2[:-1] + s
can be written as
s2 = s2+s
beyond that I can't say because the indentation is not there.
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