Dan Sommers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> Put the results into a dictionary (untested code follows!):
>
> l = [ (re1, 'bar'),
> (re2, 'foo'),
> (re3, 'baz'),
> ]
> results = {}
> for (regexp, key) in l:
> m = re.search(regexp, data)
> if m:
> results[key] = m.group(1)
>
> Now you can access the results as results['foo'], etc. Or look up the
> Borg pattern in the ASPN cookbook and you can access the results as
> results.foo, etc.
I think you mean the Bunch idiom, rather than the Borg one (which has to
do with having instances of the same class share state).
Personally, I would rather pass myvar as well as the attribute names,
and set them with setattr, as I see some others already suggested.
Alex
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