Don't forget the string method join()!
print "".join(['\n','siday_q',key,'.wav'])
It works too ;-) (though I like the string formatting better for this.)
Jacob
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> print '\n','siday_q', key, '.wav'# event
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> siday_q 515 .wav
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> how can you elimin
> print '\n','siday_q', key, '.wav'# event
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> i get:
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> siday_q 515 .wav
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> how can you eliminate the spaces to get:
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> siday_q515.wav
Use the os path facilities to join file names etc together,
its portable and safer(more reliable).
However to join strings without spaces I fi
On Jan 12, 2005, at 17:17, kevin parks wrote:
when i print:
print '\n','siday_q', key, '.wav'# event
i get:
siday_q 515 .wav
how can you eliminate the spaces to get:
siday_q515.wav
The quick and dirty way is to do:
print '\n' + 'siday_q' + key + '.wav'
The elegant way is to do use
