On 02/08/07, Beema shafreen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody ,
> I am a beginner in python,
> I have to fetch the redundant entries from a file,
>
> code:
>
> import re
> L = []
> fh = open('ARCHITECTURE_MAIN.txt',
> 'r')
> for line in fh.readlines():
> data =line.strip()
> # splitted = data.split('#')
> L.append(data)
> fh.close()
>
>
>
> M=L
> for x in L:
> x = x.split('#')
> for y in M:
> y = y.split('#')
> x_data = x[0],x[1],x[2],x[3]
> #print x_data
> y_data = y[0],y[1],y[2],y[3]
> #print y_dat
> if x_data[0] == y_data[0]:
> print x_data
>
>
> i get the result as a tupule,
> the text file which has datas separated by hash
> entry#isoform#start#stop# i have to check upto this
>
> 00250_1#ARCH_104#61#89#Literature#9224948#00250####
> 00250_1#ARCH_104#97#126#Literature#9224948#00250####
> 00250_1#ARCH_104#139#186#Literature#9224948#00250####
> 00251_1#ARCH_463#7#59#SMART##00251####
> 00251_1#ARCH_463#91#121#SMART##00251####
> 00251_1#ARCH_463#251#414#SMART##00251####
> 00251_1#ARCH_463#540#624#SMART##00251####
> 00252_1#ARCH_474#1#21#Literature#8136357#00252####
> 00252_1#ARCH_393#481#501#Literature#8136357#00252####
> 00252_1#ARCH_463#523#553#SMART##00252####
> 00253_1#ARCH_82#37#362#SMART##00253####
> 00253_1#ARCH_54#365#522#SMART##00253####
> 00253_1#ARCH_104#589#617#SMART##00253####
> 00253_1#ARCH_104#619#647#SMART##00253####
> 00253_1#ARCH_104#684#712#SMART##00253####
> 00254_1#ARCH_82#27#352#SMART##00254####
> 00254_1#ARCH_54#355#510#SMART##00254####
> 00254_1#ARCH_104#576#604#SMART##00254####
> 00254_1#ARCH_104#606#634#SMART##00254####
> 00254_1#ARCH_104#671#699#SMART##00254####
> 00255_1#ARCH_82#56#425#SMART##00255####
> 00255_1#ARCH_54#428#582#SMART##00255####
> 00255_1#ARCH_104#696#724#SMART##00255####
>
>
>
>
> can you suggest me ,what are the improvement i have to make in the above
> code
> regards
> shafreen
Shafreen, your code snippet (as you posted it) prints any lines that
end with an entry code equal the entry code on the last line of the
file, with these lines split at #.
The whole thing (as you posted it) could probably be written something
like this:
===================
# not tested or optimised
fh = open('ARCHITECTURE_MAIN.txt').read().splitlines()
last_code = fh[-1].split('#')[0]
for line in fh:
if out_line.startswith(last_code):
print out_line.split('#')
# it will always print at least the last line of the file
===================
HTH :)
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