Putty wrote:
> I'm porting a program a friend wrote in C over to Python and I've run
> into a little hang-up. The C program writes characters out to a file.
> I'm 99% sure that a conversion is going on here as well. I know for a
> fact that it's taking a number and turning it into a character.
C is a low-level language -- a character *is* a number :-)
>
> So what kind of call can I make to do it in Python?
*Guessing* that you mean e.g. fputc(97, f) writes the character 'a' to
the file whose handle is f ...
In Python the more-or-less literal translation (ignoring the fputc
return value) would be f.write(chr(97))
Note:
|>>> ord('a')
97
|>>> chr(97)
'a'
HTH -- if not, show us (relevant parts of) the actual source that you
are porting.
Cheers,
John
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