problem with lists
Donn Cave
donn at u.washington.edu
Tue Jul 6 13:02:22 EDT 1999
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Peter Posselt Vestergaard <posselt at daimi.au.dk> writes: | It seems like I've completely misunderstood something or at least done | something wrong. There's noway I can see why these two scripts are | outputting nothing or more correctly only the 4 first lines which cannot | be seen in a browser. Anybody knows why? I don't see any reference to nydata before its insert() operation, so I would expect a NameError exception. nydata.insert(0, 'hej') looks in the module namespace for an "nydata", and then looks in that object's namespace for an "insert" attribute. I guess you may want to bind that name to an initially empty list, nydata = []. Donn Cave, University Computing Services, University of Washington donn at u.washington.edu ----------------------------- | #!/usr/local/bin/python | import cgi | | print "Content-type: text/html" | print | | print "<HTML><HEAD>" | print "<TITLE> Ændring af data </TITLE>" | print '</HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF"><FONT FACE="Helvetica">' | | nydata.insert(0,'hej') | print nydata[0] | print 'strange' | | print '</BODY></HTML>'
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