I figured it out. Is there any way to delete your own posts? Brendan Fay wrote: > Dear Someone: > > I have written a script that accesses the googleAPI through > pygoogle and saves each of the ten documents as a .txt file by using a > specific function for each respective file type (.doc, .pdf, .html) to > convert it to such. Everything works fine, except that I am trying to > make it search and return another result in the event that a file type > other than .doc, .pdf, .html, or .txt comes up. Python is new to me > and I'm not sure why my method doesn't work. I'd really appreciate any > advice; here is the relevant code: > > def searchhelper(words, start=0, max=10): > data = google.doGoogleSearch(words) > objlist = data.results > urllist = map((lambda x: x.URL), objlist) > return urllist > > > def searchhelper2(initwords, urls, counter): > for url in urls: > if findinlink(url, 'pdf'): # all these functions are defined > elsewhere, > convertpdf(url) # fbut they definitely are working > properly > elif findinlink(url, 'htm'): > converthtml(url) > elif findinlink(url, 'txt'): > urllib.urlretrieve(url, parse(x)) > elif findinlink(url, 'doc'): > convertdoc(url) > elif not findinlink(url, '.'): > converthtml(url) > else: > urllist = urls[counter + 1:] + searchhelper(initwords, > 11 + counter, > 1) # (I'm > searchhelper2(initwords, urllist, counter + 1)# > assuming this is > where I have # > erred; however, I'm not sure) > > > def search(initwords): > urllist = searchhelper(initwords) > searchhelper2(initwords, urllist, 0) > > Thanks, > Brendan
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