Thanks, Bruno! I actually don't care about the order of rows so
request.vars.values() worked for me.
Excellent.
On Monday, September 17, 2012 6:32:27 PM UTC-7, rochacbruno wrote:
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> You can do something like this:
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> In [17]: request_vars = {'table[0][]': ['1', '2'], 'table[1][]': ['3',
> '4']}
> In [18]: table = request_vars.values()
> In [19]: table[0]
> Out[19]: ['1', '2']
> In [20]: table[1]
> Out[20]: ['3', '4']
>
> or to be sure about the sequence.
>
> In [25]: request_vars = {'table[0][]': ['1', '2'], 'table[1][]': ['3',
> '4']}
> In [26]: table = [request_vars['table[%s][]' % i] for i in
> range(len(request_vars))]
> In [27]: table[0]
> Out[27]: ['1', '2']
> In [28]: table[1]
> Out[28]: ['3', '4']
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