if conditions in the for indentation doesnt work ?

[davide73_italy]

Hello Everyone,

I am trying to get the lines that contain test string or if its not found i want to print not found message. However this doesnt seem to work i dont get any messages at all.

I can read text file, i can even make it count with "for line in input:" however none of the if conditions work inside for indentation. Am i missing something ?

def verial():
  
    isimsatırlistesi=list()
    satırsayısı=0
    input = text1.get("1.0",'end-1c')
    for line in input:
        satırsayısı=satırsayısı+1
        if "test" in line:
            isimsatırlistesi.append(int(satırsayısı))
            print(isimsatırlistesi[0,"end"])
            if len.isimsatırlistesi<0:
                print("test not found")

I have already forked Python to have proper { } blocks and get rid of this fancy indentation rules. If there is anybody interested I can make my git become public or share the diff file. To be clear, the forked version can still continue to work on indented-style files, you can just decide every time you open a statement if you want to use the indent-style or { }.

Yoriz write Jun-16-2021, 06:01 AM:
Posting the same thing in old threads about some forked version of python
https://python-forum.io/thread-31669-pos...#pid143419
https://python-forum.io/thread-25521-pos...#pid143418
https://python-forum.io/thread-26494-pos...#pid143420