string.split("") ==> []
string.split("",",") ==> ['']
I did not expect these to have different outputs.
I have a string with comma delimited numbers.
There can be zero or more numbers in the string
s = "0x41, 0x42"
I wanted to do
numbers = map(lambda x: int(x,16), string.split(s,","))
However, when there are no numbers, this generates an error. 2 2198
MetalOne wrote: string.split("") ==> [] string.split("",",") ==> ['']
I did not expect these to have different outputs.
I have a string with comma delimited numbers. There can be zero or more numbers in the string s = "0x41, 0x42"
I wanted to do numbers = map(lambda x: int(x,16), string.split(s,","))
However, when there are no numbers, this generates an error.
It's not a bug, it's a feature. The same question was asked on python-dev
recently, and it turned out that str.split() and str.split(separator) are
intended to work differently.
A slightly modernized variant of your example could then be: def numbers(s, sep=None):
.... return [int(x, 16) for x in s.split(sep) if x]
.... numbers("aa bb cc\n")
[170, 187, 204] numbers("aa,bb,cc", ",")
[170, 187, 204] numbers("", ",")
[]
Peter
MetalOne wrote: string.split("") ==> [] string.split("",",") ==> ['']
I did not expect these to have different outputs.
S.split(None) is a special case which keys off of all whitespace, not
just a single delimiter string. So when presented with an input string
that contains nothing but whitespace, it strips everything and doesn't
find any tokens at all.
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