how to append semicolon to a variable
Grant Edwards
grante at visi.com
Sat Aug 13 15:15:04 EDT 2005
On 2005-08-13, tiissa <tiissa at nonfree.fr> wrote:
> Grant Edwards wrote:
>> s = ';'.join([couch,price,sdate,city])
>> print s
>
> I'll risk myself with something like:
>
> s = ';'.join([tag.string for tag in [couch,price,sdate,city]])
>
> Of course, from the question I wouldn't have any clue. I just like doing
> some guessing on problems I know nothing about. ;)
>
>>>p.s. i tried couch = couch + ';'
>>>and then i tried couch = couch + ";"
>>
>> both of those should have worked fine.
>
> Not really. It seems to me the OP is using BeautifulSoup (or some other
> SGML parser). In this case, couch and others are not strings but objects.
Seems like a reasonable guess.
> It may also be that strUrl is their parent (but I wouldn't know, how
> would I?)
Nope. :)
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