aiwarrior wrote:
> Im writing a personal wrapper to the perl script offered by
> rapidshare, so that im able to use multiple files and glob pathnames,
> but im using a file so i can track and resume any uploading data. The
> problem is the lines come with a \n character that im not bein able to
> take out,
>
> files = f.readlines()
> for upload in files:
The readlines() is call is superfluous; just iterate over the file instead:
for upload in f:
> upload.strip("\n")
Python strings are immutable (cannot be altered). Instead of changing them
you create a new one that you assign to the same name:
upload = upload.strip("\n")
Peter
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