> in other words, "text" should probably be called 'text_bodies'. then
> you can do something like:
>
> logging.info("%s: %s" % ('Message bodies', ''.join('msg %d: %s; ' % x for x
> in enumerate(text_bodies)))
in case it wasn't clear or seems to be obfuscated, here's a plain text
example of what the above does:
>>> a = ['foo', 'bar', 'google', 'app', 'engine']
>>> a
['foo', 'bar', 'google', 'app', 'engine']
>>>
>>> ''.join('msg %d: %s; ' % x for x in enumerate(a))
'msg 0: foo; msg 1: bar; msg 2: google; msg 3: app; msg 4: engine; '
here's a more Python-newbie-friendlier alternative:
>>> ':'.join(a)
'foo:bar:google:app:engine'
the point is that it is not a string, and you should use the str.join
() method to merge them together into a single string so that you can
successfully make the call to log it.
cheers,
-- wesley
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