Hello,
Can you help me with this please?
I have a list that contains elements to be created (in a 3D app), in the
list each element is a dictionary that contains data, like:
Elements = [
{'Width': 3.0, 'Depth': 3.0, 'Name': 'Access', 'Parent':
'Plot', 'Height': 3.0},
{'
Carlos wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can you help me with this please?
>
> I have a list that contains elements to be created (in a 3D app), in the
> list each element is a dictionary that contains data, like:
>
> Elements = [
> {'Width': 3.0, 'Depth': 3.0, 'Name': 'Access', 'Parent':
> 'Plo
> Yes, count() is looking for exact matches. You can make a new list with
> just the circulation names and take the length of that; something like this:
> len([name for name in built_Objects if name.startswith('Circulation')])
>
> or perhaps slightly more efficient (Python 2.5):
> sum(1 for name
Luke Paireepinart wrote:
>> Yes, count() is looking for exact matches. You can make a new list with
>> just the circulation names and take the length of that; something like this:
>> len([name for name in built_Objects if name.startswith('Circulation')])
>>
>> or perhaps slightly more efficient (P
Thanks Kent,
That solves it pretty well.
Carlos
Kent Johnson wrote:
> Yes, count() is looking for exact matches. You can make a new list
> with just the circulation names and take the length of that; something
> like this:
> len([name for name in built_Objects if name.startswith('Circulatio
