Code:
import re
re_script = re.compile("<script.*?>((?:.|\s)+?)</script>")
leegao
Last Activity: Nov 15 '10, 12:35 AM
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A common Javascript pattern is to directly insert elements into the DOM. To this effect, you will encounter many instances where an "improperly " coded script element (as in without using CDATA, a rare habit and one that I'm completely against) will cause the parser to grind to a screeching halt. The fix is simple, apply the following filter to your source string:
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I'm not quite sure if you still need this still, but the basic gist would be something like
...Code:if __name__ == "__main__": grid = [] from random import randint SIZE = 9 MINI = 3 HARD = int(float(SIZE)*1.5) MEDIUM = SIZE*2+2 EASY = SIZE*3 for i in range(SIZE): _grid = []Leave a comment:
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One way of doing this is to convert the 2d list into a dictionary via {}.update()
Code:players_dict = {} players_dict.update(players) if username in players_dict: if password == players_dict[username]: print "Welcome back,",username+"!"
Another (shorter, but messier) way:
...Code:lst = zip(*players)[0] if username in lst: print "WelcomeLeave a comment:
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