Echo wrote: > Ok, this is the first list comprehension that I have done. > Surprisinly, it works for the most part. > The problem with it is that it returns a list with two lists in it, > instead of just one list. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong or > how to fix it. > > Here is my code: > [t for t in (__import__(m, globals(), locals(), m).BizObjects() for m > in table_files)] > > "table_files" is a list with two module names > "__import__(m, globals(), locals(), m).BizObjects()" is a list of > objects gotten from the module. > > -- > -Echo
I think you meant to write: [t for t in __import__(m, globals(), locals(), m).BizObjects() for m in table_files] -Larry Bates -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
