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[anil maran]

TABLE RSS TITLES:
Greg Reinacker's Weblog  and it s url
 The Design of Software  and its url
Paul Graham 
Wingedpig.com - Mark Fletcher's Blog  
Aaron Swartz: The Weblog  
 BusinessWeek Online -- New Tech in Asia 

TABLE 2 has all the feedposts for eg.,

     Simple Tips for Longer Living  -->
     What is going on here?  -->
     Nutrition Basics  -->
     I Love the University  -->
     On Losing Weight 
     Digg reddit  
     Where's the Outrage?  Around the Corner in a Cafe with Power.  
     What Drives Bloggers?  
     Paul Graham Eats Breakfast (Director's Cut)  
     Being Copied  
one in bold is pg, rsest is aaron,
when i get out contents of blog by select and query sql statements they return lists indexed by numbers and hence it is difficult to map to the original title - i have to do monkeypatching
so i want a dictionary indexed by the url http://paulgraham.infogami.com/blog/atom.xml

and another element indexed by http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/index.xml
thanks

Kent Johnson <kent37 at tds.net> wrote: I still don't understand what you are trying to do. Can you post a short 
example of the data you have and the dictionary you would like to create 
from it?

Kent

anil maran wrote:
> the program has several groups
>  i hav a table with titles
>  and contents are in different table content_table
>
>  each title -> is title_id in content_table
>
>  so every time i display a group, i have to select title and then
>  select all messagesw with title_id
>
>  now the problem is, I have to display more than one group in a single
>  page in cheetah,
>
>  so after displaying the title, i have to now choose the message to 
> display
>
>  since i have a list of [] of messages
>
>  i need to index into them
>  so i thought i will make them return a dictionary indexed with URL
>  which is unique
>
>  thanks
>
>     > anil maran wrote:
>     > > list comprehensions to return a dictionary
>     >
>     > A list comprehension creates a list. Can you explain why you want
>     > this?
>     >
>     > Kent
>     >
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