my 2 cents:
I agree, BeutifulSoup is great for HTML parsing.
It's a little weird and unintuitive at first, but once you get it, it's
becomes quit an asset.
>When you have time, do try going through a few examples with
>BeautifulSoup. The web page there comes with some interesting examples,
>and
On Sat, 2005-12-31 at 09:33 -0500, Kent Johnson wrote:
> Could be
>self.results[key] = [0*24]
[0]*24
Excellent points and advice, just noting a typo.
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Paul Kraus wrote:
> So now for all my reports all I have to write are little 5 or 6 line scripts
> that take a text file split the fields and format them before basing them off
> into my custom object. Very slick and this is my first python project. Its
> cluttered and messy but for about 1 hour
Hi John,
> File "page114.py", line 12
>inventory = ("Sword","Armor","Shield","Healing
> Potion")
>^
> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
The inventory= line should all be on a single line, Python doesn't like
you breaking strings across lines (unless they are triple quoted).
However, in
--- Brian van den Broek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> sometimes the syntax error indicator isn't quite
> pointing to the
> problem. In your case, the place it points was where
> Python worked out
> there was a problem, but the difficulty with your
> code is several
> lines up (I've
John Joseph said unto the world upon 31/12/05 02:09 AM:
> Hi
>I am trying out learning python , using the book
> “Python Programming for the absolute beginner “ by
> Michael Dawson
>I get
> File "page114.py", line 12
> inventory = ("Sword","Armor","Shield","Healing
> Po
Hi
I am trying out learning python , using the book
Python Programming for the absolute beginner by
Michael Dawson
I get
File "page114.py", line 12
inventory = ("Sword","Armor","Shield","Healing
Potion")
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
when I run the program
