On 11/08/10 18:14, Eduardo Vieira wrote:
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Adam Bark<adam.jt...@gmail.com>  wrote:

The problem is you don't call make_dict unless there's a "FUEL SURCHARGE" or
multiple pins. Also you don't add the first pin to mydict["tracking"] unless
there's a "FUEL SURCHARGE".

HTH,
Adam.
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Hi, I made these changes, got rid of the functions, and changed some logic:
here is the link: http://pastebin.com/F19vKUjr

Now mydict will be changing, of course with every loop, as the output below:
{'company': 'CITY SIGNS', 'tracking': ['600775301143'], 'id': '1'}
{'city': 'MEDICINE HAT', 'company': 'CITY SIGNS', 'tracking':
['600775301143'], 'id': '1', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'MEDICINE HAT', 'company': 'TRIMLINE', 'tracking':
['600775301150'], 'id': '2', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE', 'company': 'TRIMLINE', 'tracking':
['600775301150'], 'id': '2', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE', 'company': 'TS SIGNS PRINTING&
PROMO', 'tracking': ['600775301168'], 'id': '3', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'FORT MCMURRAY', 'company': 'TS SIGNS PRINTING&  PROMO',
'tracking': ['600775301168'], 'id': '3', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'FORT MCMURRAY', 'company': 'TS SIGNS PRINTING&  PROMO',
'tracking': ['600775301168', '600775301168'], 'id': '3', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'FORT MCMURRAY', 'company': 'TS SIGNS PRINTING&  PROMO',
'tracking': ['600775301168', '600775301168', '600775301176'], 'id':
'3', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'FORT MCMURRAY', 'company': 'TS SIGNS PRINTING&  PROMO',
'tracking': ['600775301168', '600775301168', '600775301176',
'600775301184'], 'id': '3', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'FORT MCMURRAY', 'company': 'TS SIGNS PRINTING&  PROMO',
'tracking': ['600775301168', '600775301168', '600775301176',
'600775301184', '600775301192'], 'id': '3', 'prov': 'AB'}
{'city': 'FORT MCMURRAY', 'company': 'TS SIGNS PRINTING&  PROMO',
'tracking': ['600775301168', '600775301168', '600775301176',
'600775301184', '600775301192', '600775301200'], 'id': '3', 'prov':
'AB'}
so I appended everything to a bigdata list and used it to update the
dictionary data_dict

I can't understand why I get only one value:
{'18': {'city': 'ESTEVAN',
         'company': 'BRAKE&  DRIVE SYSTEMS',
         'id': '18',
         'prov': 'SK',
         'tracking': ['600775301515', '600775301515', '600775301523']}}

Regards,

Eduardo
It looks to me like you keep overwriting the previous data, you keep using mydict. Doing an append does not copy the dictionary it just copies a reference to the underlying data structure.
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