i have a string, and i want to use the elements to convert them into attrs of a class.
@staticmethod
def impWords():
#re
tempFile = open('import.txt','r+')
tempFile1 = re.findall(r'\w+', tempFile.read())
for i in range(len(tempFile1)):
new=word(word.id=i,word.data=str(tempFile1[i]), word.points=int(tempFile1[i]+1))
Repo.words.append(word)
print str(Repo.words)
the following error pops up, how can i repair this i tried some ideas i had but it didnt worked out.
File "D:\info\F P\Lab\lab5.7\Scramble\Repository\Rep.py", line 82, in impWords
new=word(id=int(i),data=str(tempFile1[i]), points=int(tempFile1[i]+1))
TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'int' objects
The problem is here:
int(tempFile1[i]+1)
Your tmpFile[i] is a string. You cannot add the integer 1 to a string. You can try to convert your string into an integer and add the one afterwards:
int(tempFile1[i])+1
So the whole line looks like this:
new=word(word.id=i,word.data=str(tempFile1[i]), word.points=int(tempFile1[i])+1)
UPDATE: Anyway, this is probably not going to work. Consider this alternative (you have to define the word-class properly):
@staticmethod
def impWords():
with open('import.txt','r+') as f:
for i, word in enumerate(re.findall(r'\w+', f.read())):
Repo.words.append(word(id=i, data=word, points = int(word)+1))
If you whant to solve your problem? Just make int(tempFile1[i]) + 1, but this code is absolutely not python way.
f = file('your_file')
ids_words = enumerate(re.findall(r'\w', f.read()))
out_mas = [word(word.id = id, word.data = data, word.points = int(data) + 1) for id, data in ids_words]
So if understand this is what you want
class Word(object):
def __init__(self, id, data):
self.id = id
self.data = data
f = file('your_file')
result = [Word(id, data) for id, data in enumerate(re.findall(r'\w+', f.read()))]
But if you want get a count of each word in file look at mapreduce algorithm
