On Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:44:10 -0700, z00z wrote:
> ok when my code is like this everything works well
>
> #/usr/bin/python
> input = raw_input(">> ").replace(',','\n')
> a=open("file","w")
> a.write(input)
> a.close()
> import sys,os,time,subprocess,threading,readline,socket,ifc
Your hash-bang line is broken, missing the exclamation mark.
What is "ifc" module?
> but the problem is i have to import the libraries before the code so my
> code should be like this
>
> #/usr/bin/python
> import sys,os,time,subprocess,threading,readline,socket,interfaces
> input = raw_input(">> ").replace(',','\n')
> a=open("file","w")
> a.write(input)
> a.close()
The hash-bang line is still broken, and the import ifc is replaced by
interfaces. What is interfaces?
> when i execute the above code no error message is given but no file is
> written.
Apart from not having the interfaces module, it works for me. Are you
sure that's the code you're actually running?
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