> > > resultname="""
> > > That starts a string literal.
>
> i am not sure if this is the right way..i used it in case
> matchdistance < threshold return False.then the filename will not be
> taken from the filenameslist and so returns as an empty string.
>a one-tuple
why not use None instea
Aaron
thanx for the input
> > resultname="""
> > That starts a string literal.
i am not sure if this is the right way..i used it in case
matchdistance < threshold return False.then the filename will not be
taken from the filenameslist and so returns as an empty string.
> > return (mat
Just some FYI options.
> if not matchfilename:
May return positive if you someday return an object that holds a 'not'
value.
> resultname="""
That starts a string literal.
> if (matchdistance < threshold):
Parentheses optional.
> return (matchdistance,resultname)
Parentheses opt
hi
I am new to python programming..I would like to call a function that
returns an integer value and a filename string as a tuple.I coded it
like this below...I want to know if this can be coded more compactly
and efficiently..(i am from java background and thus code often
becomes bulky ..)
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