Apr-18-2017, 10:25 PM
Great feedback and mucho appreciatedo!
double quotes -- The Fortinet FW requires a double quote around (some) objects. But I was not aware Python sees " & ' equal, so good to know.
# of prints -- easy enough to change, I think I couldn't get the print to do so in a column, and took the lazy/easy path and wrote the lines individual
comments -- yes, will clean up. I've also been seeing some code puts the comment after the line rather than above. I find when it's after the line, I have to scroll to (to the right) too much
formating -- No idea what you're saying here...see the link, will RTFM
parenthesis -- a product of me having multiple ifs, multiple items...will clean up
Really do appreciate the feedback... the more the better.
double quotes -- The Fortinet FW requires a double quote around (some) objects. But I was not aware Python sees " & ' equal, so good to know.
# of prints -- easy enough to change, I think I couldn't get the print to do so in a column, and took the lazy/easy path and wrote the lines individual
comments -- yes, will clean up. I've also been seeing some code puts the comment after the line rather than above. I find when it's after the line, I have to scroll to (to the right) too much
formating -- No idea what you're saying here...see the link, will RTFM
parenthesis -- a product of me having multiple ifs, multiple items...will clean up
if currentl_line[:2]-- I do not understand the syntax -- what the colon 2 is doing here. Is that the following _2 items_ need to be in before the 3rd item(position 2) ? or is it those items need to be before _position 2_ ? what is :2 representing?
Really do appreciate the feedback... the more the better.