Thanks Peter,
your answer did the trick.
I programed a lot with awk (also a very cool scripting language).
So I was focused on the concept a dictionary key has to be string
(as in awk). Since it's impossible to use a list as a dictionary
key I thought it's also impossible to use a tuple as a key.
Hans Müller wrote:
> Hi python experts,
>
> in the moment I'm struggling with an annoying problem in conjunction with
> mysql.
>
> I'm fetching rows from a database, which the mysql drive returns as a list
> of tuples.
>
> The default coding of the database is utf-8.
>
> Unfortunately in the d
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:21 PM, Hans Müller wrote:
> Hi python experts,
>
> in the moment I'm struggling with an annoying problem in conjunction with
> mysql.
>
> I'm fetching rows from a database, which the mysql drive returns as a list
> of tuples.
>
> The default coding of the database is utf
Hi python experts,
in the moment I'm struggling with an annoying problem in conjunction with mysql.
I'm fetching rows from a database, which the mysql drive returns as a list of
tuples.
The default coding of the database is utf-8.
Unfortunately in the database there are rows with different cod
