[Tutor] Regular expression

[Shitiz Bansal]

Its simple enough.
from string import *
 
s= [AKT|PI3K][RHOA|BCL:CDC42:IKK:RAC1:RAL:RALBP1]
d=split(s,'][')
 
gives:
          d[0]=[AKT|PI3K
          d[1]=RHOA|BCL:CDC42:IKK:RAC1:RAL:RALBP1]
 
now remove the first and last character from d[0] and d[last]
 after that split(d[n],'|')
and so on..

kumar s <ps_python at yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear group, 
I have a string that looks like this:
[AKT|PI3K][RHOA|BCL:CDC42:IKK:RAC1:RAL:RALBP1]

I wanted to make the stuff that is enclosed in [] as
an element in a dictionary. 

something like this:

a = {
'AKT': 'PI3K';
'RHOA: 'BCL','CDC42','IKK','RAC1','RAL',RALBP1
}

my main of this exrcise is to write a script that will

take this input and write to a file the following
format:

digraph a {
PI3K -> AKT;
BCL -> RHOA;
CDC42 -> RHOA;
IKK -> RHOA;
RAC1 -> RHOA;
RAL -> RHOA;
RALBP1 -> RHOA;
}


I wante to use a reg. exp and trap stuff in between []
into a list or a dictionary. and then write elements
in to the following format. 

Any help please. 

thanks
Kumar. 



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