Reputation: 2070
So I'm writing this program which creates reads files using the open(). When I try to run the program is gives me the error: ValueError: I/O operation on closed file (line 18).
In every question I've seen on this topic, the issue always has to do with indentation. IE trying to operate on a file that was not opened in the same loop. I'm a bit rusty with my python, but the indentation looks just fine to me.
I was hoping someone could give it a quick look-over and let me know if the indentation is wrong, or otherwise if something else might be causing the error? The code (error is commented):
sourceFile = 'test.html'
serviceTarget = "Plumbers & HVAC Experts"
cityTarget = "NJ"
services = {"Plumbers", "Air Conditioning Experts", "Drain Cleaning Experts"}
cities = {"Westfield", "Scotch Plains", "Clark"}
serviceNames = {"Plumbers":"plumbers", "Air Conditioning Experts":"ac", "Drain Cleaning Experts":"drain"}
totalPages = len(services)*len(cities)
for serviceRep in services:
for cityRep in cities:
outFileName = cityRep + " " + serviceNames[serviceRep] + ".html"
outFileName = outFileName.replace(" ", "_");
print("Writing " + outFileName + "...")
infile = open(sourceFile)
outfile = open(outFileName, 'w')
for line in infile: #This is the line giving me problems
if serviceTarget in line:
line = line.replace(serviceTarget,serviceRep)
if cityTarget in line:
line = line.replace(cityTarget,cityRep)
outfile.write(line)
infile.close()
outfile.close()
totalPages -= 1;
print("DONE -- " + str(totalPages) + " left to go")
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1137
Reputation: 5083
It looks like an indentation problem: do you really mean that infile.close()
and outfile.close()
belong to for line in infile:
loop?
Upvotes: 4