[TriPython] mutliple iterations in python
Will Spearman
willspearman at gmail.com
Thu Aug 4 11:25:34 EDT 2016
They're using collections.MutableSequence for the rows, which is an
iterator, but they must have broken iteration in their TypedList subclass.
I don't see any obvious error in their implementation. Michael's suggestion
should work as a workaround.
On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 11:10 AM Beth Singley <beth.singley at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello group,
> Here's a python question I'm hoping someone can explain. (I'm headed to
> stackoverflow next)
> I'm writing a couple of scripts to automate some common tasks our users
> are doing in Smartsheets (an online Excel 'equivalent'). I often need to
> iterate through the rows on the sheet, which are housed as a list of
> rows
> on the sheet object.
> However, when I want to run through the same sheet a second time in the
> same script, I find that the second loop won't work unless I create a
> brand new variable to hold a new instance of the same sheet. (Code
> snippet
> below). It's as if the pointer is stuck at the bottom row after the
> first
> loop. My solution seems awkward to me, adding an extra call and slowing
> down the whole script. Am I missing something? How do I start over at
> the
> top of the sheet's rows?
> Code snippet -
> sheet1= smartsheet.Sheets.get_sheet(sid)
> for row in sheet1.rows:
> # collect information from each row for some other purpose
> #transform information collected...
> for row in sheet1.rows:
> print(row.cells[0].value) <-- this will not print anything out
> unless
> I create a whole new sheet object
> #do something else to the rows based on information gathered and
> transformed between loops.
> Any guidance appreciated!
> All the best,
> Beth
> [1]beth.singley at gmail.com
>
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They're using collections.MutableSequence for the rows, which is an
iterator, but they must have broken iteration in their TypedList subclass.
I don't see any obvious error in their implementation. Michael's
suggestion should work as a workaround.
On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 11:10 AM Beth Singley <[1]beth.singley at gmail.com>
wrote:
Hello group,
Here's a python question I'm hoping someone can explain. (I'm headed
to
stackoverflow next)
I'm writing a couple of scripts to automate some common tasks our
users
are doing in Smartsheets (an online Excel 'equivalent'). I often need
to
iterate through the rows on the sheet, which are housed as a list of
rows
on the sheet object.
However, when I want to run through the same sheet a second time in
the
same script, I find that the second loop won't work unless I create a
brand new variable to hold a new instance of the same sheet. (Code
snippet
below). It's as if the pointer is stuck at the bottom row after the
first
loop. My solution seems awkward to me, adding an extra call and
slowing
down the whole script. Am I missing something? How do I start over at
the
top of the sheet's rows?
Code snippet -
sheet1= smartsheet.Sheets.get_sheet(sid)
for row in sheet1.rows:
# collect information from each row for some other purpose
#transform information collected...
for row in sheet1.rows:
print(row.cells[0].value) <-- this will not print anything out
unless
I create a whole new sheet object
#do something else to the rows based on information gathered and
transformed between loops.
Any guidance appreciated!
All the best,
Beth
[1][2]beth.singley at gmail.com
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