line replacement help

[mdalireza]

Hi,
I have wrote and trying to implement the code. I want to replace the whole lline containing anything like mov9, inp9 etc.

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filename = 'myfile.txt'   with open(filename, 'r') as f:   text = f.read()   text = text.replace('mov9=', 'mov9=this is') text = text.replace('inp9=go', 'nom') text = text.replace('nin9', 'ten9=pop')     with open(filename, 'w') as f:   f.write(text)

when I run the code..I got the output like 'mov9=this is' first time. But second time I got like' mov9=this is this is'. I just want to replace the whole line containing move9 or inp9 everytime.

Please help me.

[ichabod801]

Go line by line:

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filename = 'myfile.txt'    new_lines = [] with open(filename, 'r') as f:   for line in f:     if 'mov9=' in line:       new_lines.append('mov9=this is')     elif 'inp9=go' in line:       new_lines.append('nom')     elif 'nin9' in line:       new_lines.append('ten9=pop')     else:       new_lines.append(line)    with open(filename, 'w') as f:   f.write('\n'.join(lines))

[mdalireza]

Thanks.
I see f.write('\n'.join(lines))

When I compile lines is not found. Is this is 'new_lines'?

If I put the 'new_lines' then the file delete all.

[ThomasL]

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filename = 'myfile.txt'     new_lines = [] with open(filename, 'r') as f:   for line in f:     if 'mov9=' in line:       new_lines.append(line.replace('mov9=', 'mov9=this is'))     elif 'inp9=go' in line:       new_lines.append(line.replace('inp9=go', 'nom'))     elif 'nin9' in line:       new_lines.append(line.replace('nin9', 'ten9=pop'))     else:       new_lines.append(line)     with open('output.txt', 'w') as f:   f.write('\n'.join(new_lines))

[ichabod801]

Yes, that should be new_lines. in the last line, not lines.

[mdalireza]

Thanks. One thing.

I just want to write in same myfile.txt file, not the output.txt file.

[snippsat]

I just want to write in same myfile.txt file, not the output.txt file.

There is fileinput in standard library or cleaner use in-place.

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import in_place   filename = 'myfile.txt' new_lines = [] with in_place.InPlace(filename) as f:     for line in f:         if 'mov9=' in line:             new_lines.append(line.replace('mov9=', 'mov9=this is'))         elif 'inp9=go' in line:             new_lines.append(line.replace('inp9=go', 'nom'))         elif 'nin9' in line:             new_lines.append(line.replace('nin9', 'ten9=pop'))         else:             new_lines.append(line)     f.write(''.join(new_lines)

[ThomasL]

Thanks. One thing.

I just want to write in same myfile.txt file, not the output.txt file.

Then change the code to do so. What´s the problem in doing so?
I changed it to "output.txt" so that you have your original and the new file
and can compare it visually if the code is doing what you want.

[mdalireza]

Hi,
I am trying to write to a list from value from optionmenu. But I am keep getting 'AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'get''. Please help

mOption1 = ["True", "False"]
mOpvar1 = tk.StringVar()
mOpvar1.set("True")
# mOpvar1.trace_add('write', self.writevalue)
widget=tk.OptionMenu(self, mOpvar1, *mOption1)
widget.place(x=d+380, y=j+30)
print (widget)
def callback(*args):
dd = mOpvar1.get()
self.widgets.append(args)
mOpvar1.trace('w', callback)