Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-12-02 Thread Ola K
Thank you! This was really helpful. Also the data bit about .istitle() was the missinng piece of the puzzle for me... So now my script is nice and working :) And as beside the point, yes I am from Israel, and no, we don't have uper case and lower case letters. Hebrew has only one set of letters.

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-26 Thread Paul McGuire
Ola K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase character -only- (like yes) 3) and words

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-26 Thread John Machin
Paul McGuire wrote: Ola K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase character -only-

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-26 Thread Paul McGuire
John Machin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] John - Thanks for the updates. Comments below... -- Paul Paul McGuire wrote: You may have to do some setup of your locale for proper handling of unicode.isupper, etc., Whatever gave you that impression? Nothing.

a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread Ola K
Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase character -only- (like yes) 3) and words with only the first letter capitalized (like Yes) * and I need to do all

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread Goofy666
Hi * and I need to do all these considering the fact that not all letters are indeed English letters. You mean letters from the English alphabet (derived from the Latin/Roman alphabet, fyi)? I'm sorry for the nitpicking, but 'English letters' sounds a bit too 'ackward' to me. I went

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread Dustan
Ola K wrote: Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase character -only- (like yes) 3) and words with only the first letter capitalized (like Yes) *

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread Steven D'Aprano
On Sat, 25 Nov 2006 13:39:55 -0800, Ola K wrote: Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase character -only- (like yes) 3) and words with only the

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread Dustan
Dustan wrote: Ola K wrote: Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase character -only- (like yes) 3) and words with only the first letter

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread Dustan
Steven D'Aprano wrote: On Sat, 25 Nov 2006 13:39:55 -0800, Ola K wrote: Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase character -only- (like yes)

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread John Machin
Dustan wrote: Steven D'Aprano wrote: On Sat, 25 Nov 2006 13:39:55 -0800, Ola K wrote: Hi, I am pretty new to Python and I want to make a script that will search for the following options: 1) words made of uppercase characters -only- (like YES) 2) words made of lowercase

Re: a -very- case sensitive search

2006-11-25 Thread John Machin
Dustan wrote: If you're using google groups, it for some reason thought my example code was 'quoted text', which it certainly isn't, seeing as it's not found anywhere prior to my message. Sigh. And if we're NOT using Google Groups, it still thinks so ... The reason is that your example