[python 2.3.3, pyparsing 1.3]
I have:
def unpack_sql_arra y(s):
# unpack a postgres "array", e.g. "{'w1','w2','w3 '}" into a
list(str)
import pyparsing as pp
withquotes = pp.dblQuotedStr ing.setParseAct ion(pp.removeQu otes)
withoutquotes = pp.CharsNotIn(' ",{}')
parser = pp.StringStart( ) + \
pp.Literal('{') .suppress() + \
pp.delimitedLis t(withquotes | withoutquotes) + \
pp.Literal('}') .suppress() + \
pp.StringEnd()
return parser.parseStr ing(s).asList()
which works beautifully, except on the input: "{}". How can I neatly
modify the parser to return an empty list in this case?
Yes, obviously, I could say
if s=='{}': return []
It just seems like I'm missing some simple intrinsic way to get this
out of the parser. I am hoping to become more skillful in using the
wonderful pyparsing module!
-- George Young 1 1492
To indicate that a particular parse expression may be empty, pyparsing
includes the Optional element.
Change:
pp.delimitedLis t(withquotes | withoutquotes) + \
to:
pp.Optional( pp.delimitedLis t(withquotes | withoutquotes) ) + \
and I think this will have the desired effect.
-- Paul
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news:11******** **************@ u72g2000cwu.goo glegroups.com.. . [python 2.3.3, pyparsing 1.3] I have:
def unpack_sql_arra y(s): # unpack a postgres "array", e.g. "{'w1','w2','w3 '}" into a list(str) import pyparsing as pp withquotes = pp.dblQuotedStr ing.setParseAct ion(pp.removeQu otes) withoutquotes = pp.CharsNotIn(' ",{}') parser = pp.StringStart( ) + \ pp.Literal('{') .suppress() + \ pp.delimitedLis t(withquotes | withoutquotes) + \ pp.Literal('}') .suppress() + \ pp.StringEnd() return parser.parseStr ing(s).asList()
which works beautifully, except on the input: "{}". How can I neatly modify the parser to return an empty list in this case? Yes, obviously, I could say if s=='{}': return [] It just seems like I'm missing some simple intrinsic way to get this out of the parser. I am hoping to become more skillful in using the wonderful pyparsing module!
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