Should it be
If i< lrows-1 ?
[1,2,3] has a length of 3 but the last comma would be after i = 1
since counting starts at 0.
-tom
On Jan 6, 4:12 pm, Andre Smit <freevryh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This has me stumped. I'm trying to apply the function as posted and trying
> to get rid of the trailing comma to ensure valid json. The
> following doesn't work:
>
> def GET(self):
> web.header('Content', 'text/json')
> rows = db.select('foo')
> lrows = len(rows)
> yield '['
> for i,row in enumerate(rows):
> if i < lrows:
> yield json.dumps(row) + ', '
> else:
> yield json.dumps(row)
> yield ']'
> any suggestions on how to handle the trailing comma?
> TIA
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