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On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 7:18 PM, Ismael Alejandro <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi again, working with the original section, now I have this:
>
>
> - On a CLIENT computer, I generate the INI file with this structure:
> [Room]
>
> name = room1
> color = red
> size = big
>
> - I send it by FTP to the computer where web2py is running
>
> - I have this script to parse and process the INI files on the server:
>
> import os
> import ConfigParser
> import traceback
>
> _configDir = "_configuploads"
>
> def parse(filename):
> try:
> config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
> print filename
> config.read(filename)
> rooms = config.sections()
> print "Rooms: %s"%rooms
> dictio = {}
> for room in rooms:
> dictio[rom] = {}
> options = config.options(room)
> print "Ops: %s"%options
> for option in options:
> dictio[room][option] = config.get(room,option)
> print dictio
> return 0
> except:
> print "Something failed!!!!!"
> print traceback.format_exc()
> return 1
>
> objects = os.listdir(_configDir)
>
> for item in objects:
> fitem = os.path.join(os.getcwd(),_configDir,item)
> parse(fitem)
> print "====================================="
>
> this is a script placed on the root web2py directory (I'm using the source
> version on a Windows PC)
>
> So with this script I parse the INI and put the info in to a dictionary
> called "dictio", now, how could I use this dictio info for saving it in the
> DB. Keys are generic and standard so they are the fields names. Values are
> the Values :P
>
>
> I'm not expert with python, in fact all above is made with some code of
> here, some of there....
>
>
> Thanks! I hope you can help me!
>
>
>
>
