Hey all,
I have a search:
VAR = re.search("PROVEN.*?\n[\sA-Za-z\(\)\/\-]+\d(.*?)\n.*?" , pcpT9, re.S
).group(1) #.split()[1]
that does not match (sometimes it will and sometimes it will not match)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "P:\Burke\TRACKERS\Ortho-McNeil\Automation\Wave3\test.py", line 53, in ?
VAR = re.search("PROVEN.*?\n[\sA-Za-z\(\)\/\-]+\d(.*?)\n.*?" , pcpT9, re.S
).group(1) #.split()[1]
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
Is there a way in python to make this "non" match equal a value (say, "0")?
This one line is actually a series of searches
Reasons = ["EFFICACY","EFFECTIVE","WORKS
QUICKLY","PROVEN","SAFETY","LITTLE","WELL"," BETTER","SAMPLES"] # Reasons(29)
VAR = [re.search(r"%s.*?\n[\sA-Za-z\(\)\/\-]+\d(.*?)\n.*?" % i, pcpT9, re.S
).group(1) for i in Reasons ] #.split()[1]
and one of the items in the array may or may not be present.
Lance
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