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dict1 =and then paste in the contents and have a valid dictionary.
Is there an easy way to get this loaded straight in? I could write my own function but, like i said, it's already in the perfect format.
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Posted 30 March 2011 - 04:19 PM
AIGuy
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I've got a file with text completely valid to a python dictionary definition(no pun intended). I could go to the idle and type:
Is there an easy way to get this loaded straight in? I could write my own function but, like i said, it's already in the perfect format.
Is there an easy way to get this loaded straight in? I could write my own function but, like i said, it's already in the perfect format.
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Posted 05 April 2011 - 01:27 PM
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Sounds like execfile might be the kind of thing you're after...
Not sure if you've got control over the format of the original file, but if you do, then I tend to recommend json format for such things these days - especially if it's going to be accessed from other programming languages. Most have pretty good support for reading and writing it.
Not sure if you've got control over the format of the original file, but if you do, then I tend to recommend json format for such things these days - especially if it's going to be accessed from other programming languages. Most have pretty good support for reading and writing it.
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