On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 4:11 AM, WilsonOfCanada<w...@sfu.ca> wrote:
>
> Hellos,
>
> I was wondering if there is a filter that can remove these '\' that
> python added when strings are appended to a list or dictionary. I
> cannot use cut because I still need one of the '\'
>
> ex. C:\\moo
>
> Code:
>
> arrPlaces = []
> intPoint =0
>
> while (len(testline)):
> testline = fileName.readline()
> print testline
> arrPlaces[intPoint].append(testline)
> intPoint += 1
>
> d["places"] = arrPlaces
> return render_to_response('rentSearch.html', d)
>
>> C:\moo
>> C:\supermoo
>
> the HTML using Django has:
>
> {{ places|safe }} but returns ['C:\\moo', 'C:\\supermoo']. I was
> wondering of there is a filter for the template that would return ['C:
> \moo', 'C:\supermoo'] instead.
>
Indeed there is. It's not a filter but the correct way to do it:
[{% for place in places %}'{{ place }}'{% if not forloop.last %}, {%
endif %}{% endfor %}]
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