Text widget - insert line

[Beps]

hello,
I have got a data list.
In my Text widget each data is between the previous and the next; so they
are whole in a only block.
Now:
|--------------------
|BushBerlusconiBlair|
|AlpacinoDeNiroStall|
|oneetcetcetcetcetce|
| |
| |
| |
| |
|-------------------|

How I have to create for each data a singular line.
right version:
|--------------------
|Bush |
|Berlusconi |
|Blair |
|Al Pacino |
|DeNiro |
|Stallone |
| |
| |
|-------------------|
Thank you very much!!!
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[Eric Brunel]

Beps wrote:

hello,
I have got a data list.
In my Text widget each data is between the previous and the next; so they
are whole in a only block.
Now:
|--------------------
|BushBerlusconiBlair|
|AlpacinoDeNiroStall|
|oneetcetcetcetcetce|
| |
| |
| |
| |
|-------------------|

How I have to create for each data a singular line.
right version:
|--------------------
|Bush |
|Berlusconi |
|Blair |
|Al Pacino |
|DeNiro |
|Stallone |
| |
| |
|-------------------|
Thank you very much!!!

I'm not sure I understand the question... Do you have some code generating the
first, and you want it to generate the second? If my guess is correct, can you
show us the code? It will surely only be a matter of inserting a '\n' at the end
of each line, then do a textWidget.insert(END, ...), but I'm just guessing here...
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[beps]

Eric Brunel ha scritto:

I'm not sure I understand the question... Do you have some code generating the first, and you want it to generate the second? If my guess is correct, can you show us the code? It will surely only be a matter of inserting a 'n' at the end of each line, then do a textWidget.insert(END, ...), but I'm just guessing

here...

Here there's my code:
def show_customers(self, customers) :
## data is a list
for data in customers:
dato = operator.concat(str(data), '/n')
self.text_wdg.insert(0.0, data)####
## self.text_wdg.insert(, '/n')

But is wrong, output:
|-----------------------------|
|datadatadata/ndatadatadata/n |
|datadatadata/ndatadatadata/n |
| |
|-----------------------------|

How I can do?
Thank you

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[Reinhold Birkenfeld]

beps wrote:

Eric Brunel ha scritto:

I'm not sure I understand the question... Do you have some code generating

the

first, and you want it to generate the second? If my guess is correct, can

you

show us the code? It will surely only be a matter of inserting a 'n' at the

end

of each line, then do a textWidget.insert(END, ...), but I'm just guessing

here...

Here there's my code:
def show_customers(self, customers) :
## data is a list
for data in customers:
dato = operator.concat(str(data), '/n')

^^
You have to use \n, not /n.

Reinhold

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[beps]

def show_customers(self, customers) :
## data is a list
for data in customers:
dato = operator.concat(str(data), '/n') ^^
You have to use n, not /n.

Reinhold

Yes, excuse me, this is my code now:

def show_customers(self, customers) :
#customers is a list
for data in customers :
self.text_wdgt.insert(0.0, data)
self.text_wdgt.insert(0.0, '\n')

but the following is the output :
---------------
|data[last]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[first]
|--------------

I must obtain the exact contrary :
---------------
|data[first]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[last]
|--------------

There's an error in the indices of insert() method of Text widget.
The first data line one goes on the second and so on.
I would have to obtain the exact index of the line end.
But I have not still understood and tried like making.

If you have a ready example you show it to me, please.
thanks for all


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[Steve Holden]

beps wrote:

def show_customers(self, customers) :
## data is a list
for data in customers:
dato = operator.concat(str(data), '/n')

^^
You have to use n, not /n.

Reinhold

Yes, excuse me, this is my code now:

def show_customers(self, customers) :
#customers is a list
for data in customers :
self.text_wdgt.insert(0.0, data)
self.text_wdgt.insert(0.0, '\n')

but the following is the output :
---------------
|data[last]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[first]
|--------------

I must obtain the exact contrary :
---------------
|data[first]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[....]
|data[last]
|--------------

There's an error in the indices of insert() method of Text widget.
The first data line one goes on the second and so on.
I would have to obtain the exact index of the line end.
But I have not still understood and tried like making.

If you have a ready example you show it to me, please.
thanks for all

This is happening because you are telling the widget to insert the new
items at the start (0.0). If you replace this with END instead it should
work as you want.

regards
Steve

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[beps]

as you have written you I return to the problem begins them, that is the
customers do not go to new line. I must recover the index of the last
column of the data.
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[Peter Otten]

beps wrote:

as you have written you I return to the problem begins them, that is the
customers do not go to new line. I must recover the index of the last

You may also try the Italian newsgroup it.comp.lang.python in case you are
not feeling entirely comfortable with the English language.

Peter