Diez B. Roggisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> for uf in user_files:
> uf = uf.strip().lower()
> if uf:
>file_skip_list.append(uf)
This is fine; however, another reasonable alternative is:
if not uf.isspace():
file_skip_list.append(uf.strip().lower())
I prefer yo
Diez B. Roggisch wrote:
> They are still there because you perform the stripping and lowercasing in
> the append-call. Not beforehand.
Thank you. I made the changes. It works.
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brad wrote:
> I've began accepting user input :( in an old program. The input comes
> from a simple text file where users enter filenames (one per line). What
> is the appropriate way to handle blank lines that hold whitespace, but
> not characters? Currently, I'm doing this:
>
> for user_f
I've began accepting user input :( in an old program. The input comes
from a simple text file where users enter filenames (one per line). What
is the appropriate way to handle blank lines that hold whitespace, but
not characters? Currently, I'm doing this:
for user_file in user_files:
