Dear all,
I tried concatenating string variables with multiple strings and have the
file handle write the statement into a file. I don't know why I always get
the type error: must be string or read-only character buffer, not seq error.
I tried casting the whole new concatenated string using str(), but was not
successful as well. Do you have any clue why this happen?
Best,
Kann
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42
43 statement = 'mirna = miRBase(accession = "' + mir_acc + '", '\
44 + 'name = "' + mir_name + '", '\
45 + 'specie = "' + mir_specie + '", '\
46 + 'description = "' + mir_desc + '", '\
47 + 'refDBs = "' + mir_dbrefs + '", '\
48 + 'comment = "' + mir_comment + '", '\
49 + 'seq = "' + mir_seq + '")' + "\n"
50
51
52 str(statement)
53 insert.write(statement)
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processing the insert statment
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mirbase.py", line 60, in <module>
generate_insert(db_file)
File "mirbase.py", line 53, in generate_insert
insert.write(statement)
TypeError: must be string or read-only character buffer, not Seq
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