I apologise if this seems a simple question, but I've checked through
the online docs, and scoured all the sources I know. I'm trying to
append items to a nested list. At first I tried:
for CFGSection in hConfig.sections():
for CFGOption in hConfig.options(CFGSection):
I'm not sure if your list is an existing list, or if you're building
it as you go. For an existing list, here's how to append to a nested
item that's a list -- first, not in a loop, and then in a loop:
>>> list = [[12,3,4], [5,2,6],[2,3,4]]
>>> list[1].append(99)
>>> list
[[12, 3, 4], [5, 2, 6,
I'm not quite sure what you mean by nested list here since it looks like
you're using dictionaries. I'm going to assume that 'SettingStore' is a
dictionary with the keys being sections and the values being
dictionaries of options for each section. If this is the case, your
code would look someth
I was a little too fast on the send key with that last letter and I
omitted a line. Here's what I should've sent:
SettingStore = {}
for CFGSection in hConfig.sections():
SettingStore[CFGSection] = {}
for CFGOption in hConfig.options(CFGSection):
Sett
Hi,
I am using the pySerial module to talk to one of the
devices connected to my RS232 port. When i issue some
command through that module:
>>> ser.write("#50 MDMODE")
>>> ser.inWaiting()
4L
>>> ser.read(4)
'\x12\xb4\xfc\t'
->It seems like I am getting the output in hex format.
Is there a way t
You are most likey getting the result
in binary - the python interpreter is
just being nice and showing you the results
so you can read them.
try these lines:
>>>s = ser.read(4)
>>>print len(s)
>>>print [ord(b) for b in s]
mike
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