On 02/11/2013 05:58 AM, Válas Péter wrote:
Hi tutors,
aboard again after a long time.
Welcome back.
http://..._export.php?mehet=1 is a link which exports me some data in CSV
correctly when I click on it in my browser. (It contains personal data,
that's why I dotted.) I want to process it directly from Python, excluding
the browser phase.
The following piece of code in Python 3.3 prints the first n-1 lines
nicely, then the beginning of the last line truncated. I mean there are 12
fields in CSV and in the last line only 1.5 fields of them are displayed. I
suspect some closing/caching error.
In the first times it worked well but after a certain time it spoiled
without PHP code being modified. I guess it may somehow be connected to
quantity of lines.
How could I read the last line?
Thx, Péter
from urllib.request import urlopen
x=urlopen('http://..._export.php?mehet=1')
y=x.read().decode('windows-1250')
I'd suggest splitting that expression into two separate statements, one
that does the read, and the other that decodes. Then you can print the
byte-string, and see if it also is truncated, or whether that happened
during the decoding.
(Though I can't imagine how decoding one of the windows-xxx character
sets could fail to do the whole thing)
Also, if you use print( repr(mystring) )
you might discover that there are funny escape sequence characters that
are fooling your console.
print(y)
Output looks like this:
159;Name of customer159;[email protected];phone;22;0;0;0;1;0;0;2013-02-09
20:20:26
160;Name of customer160;[email protected];phone;14;0;0;1;0;0;0;2013-02-09
20:38:16
161;Name of c
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