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[Groleo Marius]

I have the folowing code:
c=2
e=3
s="12"
code.append('funtion ("c, e,s")')
print "\n".join(code) + '\n'

The problem is when i call append.
The variables s, c, e are not replaced with their value, so in the end
i get the result:

funtion(" c, e, s");

The result that i want is :
funtion("2,3,12");

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[Arjen Dijkstra]

Groleo Marius wrote:

I have the folowing code:
c=2
e=3
s="12"
code.append('funtion ("c, e,s")')
print "\n".join(code) + '\n'

The problem is when i call append.
The variables s, c, e are not replaced with their value, so in the end
i get the result:

funtion(" c, e, s");

The result that i want is :
funtion("2,3,12");

I don't know exactly what you want, but try this:

code.append('funtion ("%s, %s,%s")' % (c, e, s))
print "\n".join(code) + '\n'

funtion ("2, 3,12")
HTH,

Arjen

[Cyril BAZIN]

> > c=2

e=3
s="12"
code.append('funtion ("c, e,s")')
print "\n".join(code) + '\n'

Hello,

You could try this:

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from string import Template
code = ""
c=2
e=3
s="12"
code.append(Template('function ("$c, $e, $s")').substitute(vars()))
print "\n".join(code) + '\n'
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For more informations about templates, see:
http://docs.python.org/lib/node105.html
Note that is new in version 2.4...
Cyril