> Ramit,
>
> This seems to be more logic now "I hope" :)
> #########################################
> import ast
> fname = 0
> lname = 1
> country = 2
> city = 3
> tel = 4
> notes = 5
>
> ## Read data from file
>
> def load_book():
> load_book = open('c:/Python27/Toli/myfile.txt', 'r')
> load_book = ast.literal_eval(load_book.read())
> return load_book
>
> ## Write data to file
>
> def write_book(tbook):
> write_book = open('c:/Python27/Toli/myfile.txt', 'w')
> write_book.write(repr(tbook))
Either use write_book.close() or a context manager instead. I suggest
the context manager approach but it only works on Python 2.6+
Otherwise, there is a chance that the file might not get written out.
>
> ## Menu choice input
>
> def get_menu_choice(text):
> choice = raw_input(text)
> return choice
>
> ## List data contacts
>
> def listpb():
> ##tbook = load_book()
> print '_' *45, ' Phonebook ', '_' *45,'\n\n\n'
> print 'Nick\t\tF.Name\t\tL.Name\t\tCountry\t\t\tCity\t\tTel'
> print '_' * 105,'\n','\t' * 13
tbook should be passed in. This is currently using the global variable
which is generally discouraged.
> for val in tbook.keys():
> print val, '\t\t', tbook[val][fname], '\t', tbook[val][lname],
> '\t', tbook[val][country], '\t\t', tbook[val][city], '\t\t',
> tbook[val][tel],'\t\t\n'
> print '_'*105,'\n\n\n\n'
The following looks like menu choices and should instead be printed
along with the menu text.
> print 'Type nickname and press <Enter> or type <Q> to exit.\n\n\n'
>
> ## Main menu
>
> def mmenu(tbook):
> listpb()
> while True:
> text = 'Type your option: '
> choice = get_menu_choice(text)
> if choice == 'e' or choice == 'E':
> text = 'Type nickname and press <Enter> to edit: '
> choicen = get_menu_choice(text)
> if choicen in tbook:
> edit(choicen, tbook)
> elif choice == 'b' or choice == 'B':
> listpb()
> elif choice == 'd' or choice == 'D':
> text = 'Type nickname and press <Enter> for details: '
> choicen = get_menu_choice(text)
> if choicen in tbook:
> details(choicen, tbook)
> elif choice == 'q' or choice == 'Q':
> break
> else:
> print 'Selection {0} not understood.'.format(choice)
>
> ## Contact details
>
> def details(choicen, tbook):
> sb = tbook[choicen]
> print 'Nickname: ', choicen, ' is selected\n'
> print 'First name:\t', sb[fname], '\n'
> print 'Last name:\t', sb[lname], '\n'
> print 'Country:\t', sb[country], '\n'
> print 'City:\t\t', sb[city], '\n'
> print 'Phone number:\t',sb[tel], '\n'
> print 'Memos:\n'
> print sb[notes]
Again, the following menu options should be printed where you
call get_menu_choice.
> print '\n\n(E)dit\n\n'
> print '(B)ack to phonebook list\n\n'
>
> ## Edit contact
>
> def edit(choicen, tbook):
> sb = tbook[choicen]
> fn = raw_input('New name for ' + sb[fname] + ' : ')
> if fn == '':
> pass
> else:
> sb[fname] = fn
> ln = raw_input('New name for ' + sb[lname] + ' : ')
> if ln == '':
> pass
> else:
> sb[lname] = ln
> write_book(tbook)
> details(choicen, tbook)
> tbook = load_book()
> mmenu(tbook)
>
> #######################################
>
> What you thing?
>
> Regards
>
> Anatoli
Looks better. Instead of having global variables (fname, lname,
tel) why not just use a string in 'last_name', 'first_name', and
'telephone #'? That would be more self explanatory when looking at
the data file and reading the code.
References like
sb[lname]
would become
sb['last_name']
Ramit
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