Lance Hoffmeyer wrote: > How do I add another index inside a re.search? > > I want to add > for j in [96,97,98,99] > BASE = re.search ... > sh.Cells97... > for i .... > > so that the Table 96 within the re.search(s) becomes Table 96, Table 97, > Table 98, Table 99 but don't know how to add a second index within the > re.search since I already have %char in match = re.search ... " %char, > neuro ...
You can make format strings with an arbitrary number of values by providing a tuple r"Table %d.*?%s.*?\n.*?\d(.*?)\n.*?" % (j, char) or a dict r"Table %(table)d.*?%(char)s.*?\n.*?\d(.*?)\n.*?" % dict(table=j, char=char) on the right side of the % operator. http://docs.python.org/lib/typesseq-strings.html Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
