Shriphani wrote:
> dictionary = gdbm.open('dictionary','c')
> dictionary['Ellipsize'] = 'Openbox'
> dictionary.get('Ellipsize')
>
Try this:
print dictionary['Ellipsize']
del dictionary['Ellipsize']
gdbm objects are similar to builtin dictionaries. By the way, they are
not iterable, but they
On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 11:49:05 +, Shriphani wrote:
> dictionary = gdbm.open('dictionary','c')
> dictionary['Ellipsize'] = 'Openbox'
> dictionary.get('Ellipsize')
>
> the last line generates an attribute error. Can someone tell me what I
> am doing wrong?
You are trying to use a method that doe
dictionary = gdbm.open('dictionary','c')
dictionary['Ellipsize'] = 'Openbox'
dictionary.get('Ellipsize')
the last line generates an attribute error. Can someone tell me what I
am doing wrong?
Regards,
Shriphani Palakodety
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