May-16-2019, 10:34 PM
Yes, re.fullmatch exists in Python. What I'm saying is that the error you're getting in Atom looks like it's caused by you having your own re.py file. You should rename that file.
I don't know what your most recent code is about, you haven't associated an error message with it or anything. In the original code you provided, you passed a Comic object instead of a string to re.fullmatch so that error made perefect sense.
For subsequent posts, please most minimal, runnable code that reproduces whatever error condition you're hitting. If you're posting more than 5-10 lines of code, you should probably be simplifying it further. I say this not just for our benefit (though I'm much more willing to debug short code), but rather because the process of doing so often helps the question asker figure things out for their self, which is a valuable skill to have.
I don't know what your most recent code is about, you haven't associated an error message with it or anything. In the original code you provided, you passed a Comic object instead of a string to re.fullmatch so that error made perefect sense.
For subsequent posts, please most minimal, runnable code that reproduces whatever error condition you're hitting. If you're posting more than 5-10 lines of code, you should probably be simplifying it further. I say this not just for our benefit (though I'm much more willing to debug short code), but rather because the process of doing so often helps the question asker figure things out for their self, which is a valuable skill to have.