Hi all.
Is there a function similiar to readline(), but with other delimiters?
I have a program, which emits "\r" between the lines instead of "\n"
I wrote a little dumb function:
def myreadline(self):
line = ""
char = self.foo.read(1)
while not char in "\r\n":
line = line + char
char = self.foo.read(1)
line = line + "\n"
return line
But this seems not optimal...
It would be useful, if you could pass the delimiter as an argument to
readline()...
Any hints?
Bye,
Simon
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Is there a function similiar to readline(), but with other delimiters?
I have a program, which emits "\r" between the lines instead of "\n"
I wrote a little dumb function:
def myreadline(self):
line = ""
char = self.foo.read(1)
while not char in "\r\n":
line = line + char
char = self.foo.read(1)
line = line + "\n"
return line
But this seems not optimal...
It would be useful, if you could pass the delimiter as an argument to
readline()...
Any hints?
Bye,
Simon
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Simon.Budig@unix-ag.org http://www.home.unix-ag.org/simon/
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