On 7/18/07, Tiger12506 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I sent a sample of the file "testin.txt" in the last email. Here are the
> lines themsevles:
Oh! Sorry. I didn't look in the attachments - I expected the lines in the
email. My mistake.
Try this ~~ :-P
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import
>I sent a sample of the file "testin.txt" in the last email. Here are the
> lines themsevles:
Oh! Sorry. I didn't look in the attachments - I expected the lines in the
email. My mistake.
Try this ~~ :-P
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import re
infile = open("testin.txt","r")
outfile = open(
> Here you go.
>
> I've been working on something like this, but it's mixing the 2. Thanks
> for
> helping me.
Okay. But you still haven't given me a few lines of your input file. The
"in.txt" that you are using in your code.
> import re
>
> infile = open("in.txt","r")
> outfile = open("out.tx
> I'm trying to parse a file and extract 'src=172.16.148.27 dst=10.52.10.10'
> out of each line that contains 10.52.10.10, but get lost with writing the
> information and am not sure if I should .re at all.
Could you send a few lines of "in.txt"? I can help better.
> import re
>
> infile = open("
I'm trying to parse a file and extract 'src=172.16.148.27 dst=10.52.10.10'
out of each line that contains 10.52.10.10, but get lost with writing the
information and am not sure if I should .re at all.
import re
infile = open("in.txt","r")
outfile = open("out.txt", "w")
for line in infile:
r
