On Tue, 2011-01-11 at 05:27 -0800, andrei wrote:
> Or $:errors.get("player%d" % loop.index, "") to make it return empty
> string if specific key doesn't exist.
I declared 'errors' dict using collections.defaultdict(str). If key is
missing then '' (empty string) is returned. This reduces typing a bit :)
>>> import collections
>>> errors = collections.defaultdict(str)
>>> errors['player1'] = 'Required'
>>> errors['player20']
''
>>> errors['player1']
'Required'
>>>
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