"prasad rao" <[email protected]> wrote
I am finding it difficult to pass arguments to struct.pack().
You are not actually passing argments to struct.pack you
are trying to access a non existent tuple() method of
struct.pack. Hence the error message.
But your code has several strangenesses... so simplifying
def structpack(alist):
a='%di'%len(alist)
return struct.pack( a, *aList )
Should be all you need.
However from a practical point of view you might find it useful
to write the length of the list in front:
def structpack(aList):
ln = len (aList)
fmt = "i%di" % ln
return struct.pack(fmt, ln, *aList)
That makes it easier to decode if/when you want to read it back.
You will find an example in my tutorial under Handling files.
HTH,
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Alan Gauld
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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