Am 16.05.2010 14:45, schrieb Yutao Deng:
LOL, try...except is a good idea.
i fix it lick this:
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with open("data2.pickle","rb") as file_stream:
c = 0
while True:
try:
i = cPickle.load(file_stream)
print i
c += 1
except:
print "Numer of pickled objects is %s." %c
break
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Just a remark on your except statement: You should not use "except:"
without specifying a concrete exception class, because all kind of
exceptions are then handled by the except block (and therefore hidden).
If for example an IOError occurs while reading the file (for what ever
reason...), it would be handled by your except block and you would never
know that there was a problem reading the file. If you use "except
EOFError:" the exception block is evaluated only when the EOFError
occurs. All other exceptions are raised as usual.
Best regards,
Jan
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