I'm writing a program with python that compiles a list of decorators from my
company's source code. I'm new to python and need help with the following:
I'm trying to make the program find ".com" in any lines and not include them
in the list of decorators that gets returned. THis is because I had the
program look for the @ symbol to find the decorators and it returned email
addresses in the list. What I was thinking was to do something like this:
k = candidate_line.find(".com")
if k != -1:
candidate_line != candidate_line
The problem is that I know this won't work because ".com" can't be in the
last slot of the candidate line... So far the part of my code that needs to
be changed looks like this...
#parse out the names of the decorators from those lines
return_decorators= []
for ele in subset_lines:
candidate_line, line_number = ele
candidate_line = candidate_line.strip()
i = candidate_line.find("(")
j = candidate_line.find("#")
k = candidate_line.find(".com")
#if () is in the last spot
if i == -1:
#if () is in the last spot and the decorator is in a
comment
if j == 0:
#get rid of ( and #
candidate_line = candidate_line[2:i]
#if () is in the last spot and the decorator is not
in a comment
elif j != 0:
candidate_line = candidate_line[1:i]
#if there are not ()'s in the last spot
elif i != -1:
#if there are not ()'s, but the decorator is in a
comment
if j == 0:
candidate_line = candidate_line[2:]
#if there are not ()'s and the decorator isn't in a
comment
elif j != 0:
candidate_line = candidate_line[1:]
elif k in candidate_line:
candidate_line != candidate_line
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