[portland] Iterating Through Tuples In A List

[Rich Shepard]

On Fri, 15 Feb 2008, Dylan Reinhardt wrote:

> Unless you *really* want to set self.row, I might do this instead:

Dylan,

   Only because it's referenced from several functions within the module.

> The second element of each tuple is another tuple.  One way you might
> manipulate this is:
>
> for row in mytup:
>    print row[0]
>    for inner in row[1]:
>        print ' - ', inner
>
> That's pretty trivial, but it shows iterating over sub-collections of
> unequal length.  Hopefully part of that answers your question.

   Ah! That I should have known. Let me work with this and put it into my
context.

Thanks,

Rich

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