Pierre Barbier de Reuille wrote:
> Jorge Louis De Castro a écrit :
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I'm slighty confused with python's string formatting operators.
>>
>>Why is it that this prints as a string:
>>
>>channel, info = server.accept()
>>print "Connection from", info
>>
>>And this doesn't?
>>
>>channel, info = server.accept()
>>print "Connection from %s" % info
What happens when you try this?
> Well, when using the "%" operator on string always put a tuple or a
> dictionnary on the RHS :
>
> print "Connection from %s" % (info,)
No, you can put a single item on the right without putting it in a tuple:
>>> print 'x = %s' % 3
x = 3
>>Also, anyone knows how do I pass arguments to a logger?
>>
>>logger.debug("Connection from:", args)
The first string is a format string, so you could use
logger.debug("Connection from: %s", info)
Kent
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