Hi Tom,
First, you sent this only to me -- be sure to reply all so that the
group can participate.
On 2/2/2011 10:25 AM Tom Brauch said...
> Thanks, Emile.
>
> If I replace the question marks in my script with break it throws out
> everything before the break (<) and gives me the header starti
with this:
lines = resp.splitlines[:2]
This part, I don't understand:
for x,row in enumerate(lines):
lines[x]=row.split(',')
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From: Tom Brauch
To: tutor@python.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2011 6:51 AM
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On 2/2/2011 6:51 AM Tom Brauch said...
All,
I am a python neophyte and not terrible well versed in programming (as will
become obvious shortly)
I have a script which is reading a serial device on a schedule. The device
outputs a header at the beginning of every read. I have a data file which
All,
I am a python neophyte and not terrible well versed in programming (as will
become obvious shortly)
I have a script which is reading a serial device on a schedule. The device
outputs a header at the beginning of every read. I have a data file which I
am appending and would like to eliminat
