How you chomp in python
Jeremy Dillworth
j_k_wd at bellsouth.net
Fri Sep 19 22:36:41 EDT 2003
Strings in Python are immutable.
Any time you perform an operation that seems like it might change a string,
what really happens is a new string is returned.
this:
string.rstrip(build_number)
returns your chomped string, but it's not being assigned to anything. 'Poor
thing never had a chance ... :)
You probably want:
build_number = string.rstrip(build_number)
or the more preferred way:
build_number = build_number.rstrip()
On Friday 19 September 2003 9:43 pm, Fernando Armenta wrote:
> How you cut off the ^M at the end of a line? rstrip is not working.
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> string.rstrip(build_number)
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> thanks,
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> -F
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