Hi
on Tue, 1 Mar 2005 15:31:10 +0000 Adam Cripps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
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Adam Cripps > >
Adam Cripps > Thanks Ewald - this is what I have so far, with a far from
perfect result:
Adam Cripps > File=open( FileName, "r")
Adam Cripps > readlines = File.readlines()
Adam Cripps > intcount = 0
Adam Cripps > newcontent =[]
Adam Cripps > for line in readlines:
Adam Cripps > print line.strip() # remove leading and trailing
whitspace's incl. \n
Adam Cripps > self.contentlist[intcount].set(repr(line.strip))
I think, here's the call missing
self.contentlist[intcount].set(repr(line.strip()))
^^
That should be the reason, why you get the reference to the method of the
string
and not the content.
If your printing line.strip without the paranthesis you get the reference of
the method.
This reference can be assigned to a variable to call it later.
Adam Cripps > intcount = intcount + 1
Adam Cripps >
Adam Cripps > But all the entry fields are filled with these and not the text:
Adam Cripps >
Adam Cripps > <built-in method strip of str object at 0x009983B0>
Adam Cripps >
Adam Cripps > I'm not sure what else to do here...
Adam Cripps >
Adam Cripps > any ideas?
Adam Cripps >
Adam Cripps > Thanks
Adam Cripps > Adam
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