Roberto Benitez wrote:
The following worked for me:
with a file object containing the following text:
line one of test file line two of test file line three of test file
I was table to parse lines w/ following code:
file="%s" % context.textfile num=1 for line in file.split("\n"): print "LINE %s IS: %s" % (num,line) num+=1 return printed
result was as follows: LINE 1 IS: line one of test file LINE 2 IS: line two of test file LINE 3 IS: line three of test file
Thanks a lot, that is very useful. Although I wonder why there is no more direct method to do this, this works well. Cheers, Eric
blists@bdf-net.com wrote:
Roberto Benitez wrote:
file="%s" % context.textfile
Huh? Isn't that just a weird and probably inefficient way of writing "file=str(context.textfile)"?
Sso I was mistaken when I said \n were removed... I can indeed split by '\n' the result of str(context.textfile) Eric
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