coverting list back to string
scn
regnivon at netscape.net
Tue Apr 22 09:41:05 EDT 2003
Thank you for your help. This worked. I incorporated your suggestion
of 'remove = remove[1:]' instead of my original code. I'd like to
figure out how to get each string to output line-by-line, instead of
one continuous string. If you have any suggestion, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks again!
Dialtone <dialtone at despammed.com> wrote in message news:<878yu33a16.fsf at vercingetorix.vercingetorix>...
> regnivon at netscape.net (scn) writes:
>
> > my quest: i know that output.write(remove) is not correct. you
> > cannot use the 'write' method on a list. is there a better way to
> > convert the list to a string after the first element of the list has
> > been removed and then output the strings to a file? i'm a newbie
> > programmer and need guru help. thank you.
>
> Sure:
>
> input = file('c:/python22/programs/linetest.txt', 'r')
> output = file('c:/python22/programs/output.txt', 'w')
>
> for line in input:
> remove = line.split()
> remove = remove[1:]
> output.write(''.join(remove))
>
> input.close()
> output.close()
More information about the Python-list
mailing list