> Replace te **start line with something like:
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> object_data.append([])
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> i += 1
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> This assumes a few missing lines, which must have been there or you
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> would have already had runtime errors. For example, you'll need i=0
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> before the loop.
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> Another comment about the append with all those calls to float(). When
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> you see a line like that, you want to seriously consider making it a
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> loop, or a comprehension, or something.
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> Given that elem is a list of strings, you could convert it to a list of
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> float, then convert that to a tuple (if you really wanted that). At
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> that point, you just append it. All this could be done in one line if
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> you like, something like (untested):
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> object_data[i].append(tuple(map(float, row.split(","))))
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> --
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> DaveA
Yes, indeed there are a few lines missing. Just the read file and the i=0
pretty much. The help you gave me solved my problem, thank you very much!
I know the calls to float() are sub par and quite stupidly made but I'm not
that good at python scripting (yet) so I try to keep my functions rather easy
to read so I understand what is happening. A bit later I will take the time to
make my code more sophisticated, but as of now I just want it to work, hehe.
Again, thank you so much!
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