On Thursday, September 1, 2016 at 3:11:42 PM UTC-7, Alex Glaros wrote:
>
> thanks Niphlod and Luis. It was always unclear to me how, where, and if
> possible, to install packages. So that helps my long-term understanding a
> lot.
>
> For the time being, can anyone please remind me how to extract the bad
> word without braces in controller below?
>
> def clean_bad_words(original_text):
> bad_words =
> open(os.path.join(request.folder,'static','bad_words.txt')).readlines()
> bad_word_is = None
> for line in bad_words:
> splitted = line.split()
> if splitted[0] in original_text:
> bad_word_is = splitted[0]
> return dict (bad_word_is = bad_word_is)
>
>
> def testing():
> original_text = '****'
> new_words_is = clean_bad_words(original_text)
> return dict(new_words_is = new_words_is)
>
> VIEW: {{=new_words_is}}
>
> this below is diplayed instead of just the word (****): Would like it
> without the braces and quotes.
> {'bad_word_is': '****'}
>
In the view, wouldn't it be new_words_is['bad_word_is"] ? Ordinary dict
behavior?
/dps
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