On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 5:49 PM, idy <idhay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Error =
> 'XYC.12345455LOcation/user/data/MYGLE-INGXYC.23344566LOcation/user/data/INGE-FTYXYC.22334566LOcation/user/data/GETN-YUNXYC.12345455LOcation/user/data/MYGLE-INGXYC.1111111LOcation/user/data/INGE-FTYXYC.3333333LOcation/user/data/GETN-YUN'
>
> I need to write this to mail body as with following format in multiple lines
>
> XYC.12345455-LOcation/user/data/MYGLE-ING
> XYC.23344566-LOcation/user/data/INGE-FTY
> XYC.22334566LOcation/user/data/GETN-YUN
> XYC.12345455LOcation/user/data/MYGLE-ING
> XYC.1111111LOcation/user/data/INGE-FTY
> XYC.3333333LOcation/user/data/GETN-YUN
You want to break the line immediately before the 'XYC'? That's quite
easy; the line break is a character like any other, and can be used in
a replace() call:
formatted_error = Error.replace("XYC","\nXYC")
If that's not the case, can you clarify what you need to do to divide it?
Chris Angelico
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