...that looks to have been done by a script, it has inconsistant style
compared to the code it replaces, etc.
I made the minimal change that implements the functionality suggested, in terms of find/rfind, they return -1. The least painful way to replace it with index is:
try:
i=str.index(foo)
except ValueError:
i = -1
As for the plain except clauses, that was just laziness on my part. It's not meant to be stylistically consistent or beautiful, rather it is meant to be functional and as a starting point. Feel free to change/rewrite the patch. The GENERAL CASE, i.e. one that is applicable throughout the code is the try/except clauses shown above.
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Cheers,
Hasan Diwan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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