Danny Yoo wrote:
>
>
>>#this function returns the number of lines on record for each log file.
>>def line_finder(LogsInDir, flag):
>>flag=flag.strip()
>>return_next=False
>>for line in LogsInDir:
>>if return_next:
>>return line.strip()
>>else:
>>if lin
> #this function returns the number of lines on record for each log file.
> def line_finder(LogsInDir, flag):
> flag=flag.strip()
> return_next=False
> for line in LogsInDir:
> if return_next:
> return line.strip()
> else:
> if line.strip() == flag:
>
Hey there, sorry to bother you again about this same problem
but i have a line of code in this same issue that works in idle
but it does not work in a regular script.
that same thing i am trying to do, reading the directory, comparing the
list of files to a list . just want to catch the newes
Hey there thanks,
quote:
/try
num_of_lines = line_find(LogsRead, "PV050614.LOG")
I am binding num_of_lines to the return value. In an interactive
session, without the binding, a non-None return value will display on
screen. But both interactively and in a program binding it makes it
easier t
nephish wrote:
> LogList = open('home/nephish/Projects/Piv/logs/LogList.txt', 'r')
> LogsRead = LogList.readlines()
>
> #see if there is a new log file.
> for i in LogFiles:
> if LogFiles[i] not in LogList:
Don't you mean "if LogFiles[i] not in LogsRead" ?
- Sandip
--
Sandip Bhattacharya
> import os
>
> #get a list of Logs in logs folder
> LogFiles = os.listdir('/home/nephish/Projects/Piv_GCI/logs')
>
> #open the loglist file and read the lines
> LogList = open('home/nephish/Projects/Piv/logs/LogList.txt', 'r')
> LogsRead = LogList.readlines()
>
> #see if there is a new log file.
nephish said unto the world upon 02/07/2005 23:41:
> hey there
> i have a file that i want to read.
> each line in the file is the name of a file.
> the next line is how many lines are in that file.
>
> example of loglist.txt
>
> log1.txt
> 232
> log2.txt
> 332
> log3.txt
> 223
>
> so log1 is a
hey there
i have a file that i want to read.
each line in the file is the name of a file.
the next line is how many lines are in that file.
example of loglist.txt
log1.txt
232
log2.txt
332
log3.txt
223
so log1 is a text file that has 232 lines in it.
ok, so what i want to do is read this file,
