Peter Machell wrote:
> I can almost do it this way:
>
> for x in bar:
> fname = x[0]
> if fname == "":
> fname == "None"
> sname = x[1]
> if sname == "":
> sname == "None"
>
> print "<FNAME>"+fname+"</FNAME>"+"<SNAME>"+sname+"</SNAME>"
for this:
for row in bar:
print "<FNAME>%s</FNAME><SNAME>%s</SNAME>" % (
row[0] or 'None', row[1] or 'None')
> Except that I should be using a list and loop to do the null checking,
> and it still stops when (I think) it hits a blank value:
> TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'NoneType' objects
What's the data and program that does that?
--Scott David Daniels
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