On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 1:04 PM, Alexander Daychilde (Gmail)
wrote:
>> Now what you want is the Cartesian product of all the lists. Python
>> has a function (new in Python 2.6) in the itertools library module
>> that will do this:
>
> I'm stuck on 2.5.2 because of the framework I'm driving... Doe
First, thank you VERY much for your help! That's amazingly much easier than
I thought it would be... I was considering looping through and generating
nested for loops, then exec'ing the whole mess.. UGH, and security risk, to
boot...
Couple of questions:
> Make a list containing all the steps:
>
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 6:20 PM, Isaac Eiland-Hall wrote:
> The group I'm working with has a python program (the Model Framework) that
> runs data through a number of models. For each possible step, there are
> multiple possible models. Each run also is for a single date.
>
> So the ini for Model
