Thanks the encode method really helps.
Alan Gauld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: "ammar azif" wrote
> Actually i wanted to write a http client using just he low level
> socket module.
I won;t ask why! But the httplib module probably does what you want
just in case you dodn't realize it existed...
"ammar azif" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Actually i wanted to write a http client using just he low level
> socket module.
I won;t ask why! But the httplib module probably does what you want
just in case you dodn't realize it existed...
> The program will prompt the user asking for input and th
ammar azif wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i wanted to get a string from raw_input like this
>
> raw_input('>')
> > \n\nsomestring
>
> but the problem is raw input will return the string
> '\\n\\nsomestring'
This is a bit confusing to talk about because the actual contents of the
string differ from what is
Actually i wanted to write a http client using just he low level socket module.
The program will prompt the user asking for input and the use will type http
commands like 'GET /index.html HTTP/1.0\r\nHost: somehost\r\n\r\n'
when i use the raw_input function , the string that i get is
'GET /index.
"ammar azif" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> i wanted to get a string from raw_input like this
>
> raw_input('>')
>> \n\nsomestring
OK, Can you explain precisely what you want the string to contain.
\n is the string representation of a newline. Do you want to enter
something that starts with two ne
Hi,
i wanted to get a string from raw_input like this
raw_input('>')
> \n\nsomestring
but the problem is raw input will return the string
'\\n\\nsomestring'
My question is
Are there any function to convert back those string to '\n\nsomestring' ?
Thanks
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