Bill Burns wrote:
>Kent,
>
>Thank you for the reply! I knew there had to be a different way to do
>it, I didn't like the three lists in there either :-)
>
>One thing:
>I had to change the line
>
>wRes = float(data[1][1:])
>
>it was returning '00,' (zero, zero, comma) instead of '400', so I
>changed it to this:
>
>wRes = float(data[1][:3])
>
>but then I thought, what if I get a tif with a resolution that is <>
>than 3 digits?
>
>So I opted for this
>
>wRes = float(data[1].strip(','))
>
>which seems to work fine.
>
>Thanks again!!
>
>Bill
>
>
>
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You could just do
wRes = float(data[1][:-1]) (up to the last digit, which would be the comma)
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