Reputation: 585
I have a sequence :
['Valor','005 - 001']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 001');
['Valor','007 - 001']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 001');
['Valor','019 - 001']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 001');
['Valor','024 - 001']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 001');
['Valor','005 - 002']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 002');
['Valor','007 - 002']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 002');
['Valor','019 - 002']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 002');
['Valor','024 - 002']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 002');
['Valor','005 - 003']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 003');
['Valor','007 - 003']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 003');
['Valor','019 - 003']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 003');
['Valor','024 - 003']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 003');
....
Where the only thing that changes on each line is the number after the hyphen :
['Valor','005 - 001']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - 001');
How can I loop this value from "001" through "030"?
I have tried:
for x in range(001,030):
print ( "['Valor','005 -" x"']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - "x"');
['Valor','007 - "x"']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - "x"');
['Valor','019 - "x"']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - "x"');
['Valor','024 - "x"']=>DB('Cubo_Amostra_Cons',!Ano,'000 - "x"');")
But I didn't get the right sequence.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 248
Reputation: 77837
I believe that you want to format the value string:
for x in range(20, 30):
x_str = str(x).zfill(3)
... and use that in your output. Also, you can parameterize your four variations:
class = [5, 7, 19, 24]
for post in range(20, 30):
post_str = str(post).zfill(3)
for pre in class:
pre_str = str(pre).zfill(3)
valor_str = pre_str + " - " + post_str
cons_str = "000 - " + post_str
# Here, valor_str in the first label you want;
# cons_str is the last.
Can you finish from there?
Note that the final value listed in range
isn't used; I believe you want
for post in range(1, 31):
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 694
python is an array-based language and can be vectorized. Please use vectors (arrays) instead of for loop in order to have a better performance.
Upvotes: 0