[Tutor] Problems with class, no output

Dave S pythontut at pusspaws.net
Sun Dec 19 13:27:01 CET 2004


Dave S wrote:

> Hello again  :-) ,
>
> This script is very much a work in progress, and I think only the 
> second time I have tried classes. What I expected it to do was to at 
> least print 'hi there' so I know its alive, then dump some status info 
> to my log program. It does zip, executes OK but no output.
>
> I just know you guys are going to tell me I have missed a () or . 
> somewhere
>
> Any help gratefully appreciated
> Dave
>
>
>
>
>
> #!/usr/bin/env python
> # -*- coding: iso8859_1 -*-
>
> """
> arch_data.py 1.0 This is the read archive data script
> """
>
> from os import listdir
> from cPickle import load
> from logger import log
>
> from config import data_dir
>
> debug=True
>    class Arch_data:
>       def __init__(self):
>           self.file_names=listdir(data_dir)
>        self.file_names.sort()
>        self.file_name_ptr=0
>           def read_next():
>        """
>        when executed reads next data file from data_dir extracts date,
>        time,julian day,sequence count & flag from the file name.
>               Also adds last_file flag and contents of file to the 
> list of returned
>        parameters
>        """
>        print 'hi there'
>               file_name=self.file_names[self.file_name_ptr]
>               # Ignore the archive_read.py utility script in the data dir
> ##        if file_name=='archive_read.py':
> ##            if debug:
> ##                log('II','arch_data','Ignoring "archive_read.py"')
> ##            self.file_name_ptr+=1
> ##            read.next()
> ##            return
>           # Extract info from the encoded filename :-)
>        file_yy=file_name[:4]
>        file_mm=file_name[4:6]
>        file_dd=file_name[6:8]
>        file_HH=file_name[9:11]
>        file_MM=file_name[11:13]
>        file_jj=file_name[14:17]
>        file_seq=file_name[18:21]
>        file_flag=file_name[22:24]
>               if debug:
>            log('II','arch_data','unpickling '+file_name)
>               pickle_file=open(data_dir+file_name,'r')
>        file=load(pickle_file)
>        pickle_file.close()
>               print 
> file_yy,file_mm,file_dd,file_HH,file_MM,file_jj,file_seq,file_flag
>
>        self.file_name_ptr+=1
>    arch_data=Arch_data()
> arch_data.read_next
>
>
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Dope, too quick to ask for help - sorry
def read_next(self):

and
arch_data.read_next()

sorted it :-[
 


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