At Monday 2/10/2006 09:40, Bryan Leber wrote:
Please keep your messages on the list. Other people may have bettter
chances to help too.
> I don't see anything wrong with those lines. Try printing pullerList
>before the loop, to see exactly its contents.
>
Yea, I have been printing what is in pullerList before and it shows
the four lines(i.e PATCH_NUMBER, BUG_NUMBER, etc) with the values
after it. One thing I notice is that using CVS, when the information
is pulled from the commit message, it puts all of those lines into
pullerList[0] index, so if I did pullerList[1] to try to get the
second line it gives me index out of range, because everything is in
index spot 0. So that is why we have to do line.split thing. When I
run it in debugger it does split the lines the variable ov shows
that it has the contents of overview in it, but just wont print it
to the file:(
Use print repr(something) when you want to see its contents.
For a list, in python, you'll get something like that:
['One','two','three']
That is, some items separated by commas and enclosed in []
If you get something different then pullerList is NOT what you expect
it to be - and you'll have to figure out what happened to it, usually
looking at where it comes from.
For example, if you get it from a file -I think this is the case- and
you want each line from the file in each list element, use
file.readlines(). If you read the file as a whole (that is, using
file.read()) you'll get something like 'one\ntwo\nthree\n'
As I said before, make sure your script works fine testing it
*alone*, after then, try it with CVSNT. If it doesnt work, maybe what
you get is not what you expect it to be - use print repr(...) to see
what's your input.
Gabriel Genellina
Softlab SRL
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