Reputation: 33
So, I have this python file that generates a list of numbers and converts them into a string:
def gen():
array = []
for value in range(10):
array.append(value)
random.seed(20)
random.shuffle(array)
array_str = str(array)
array_str = array_str.strip('[]')
array_str = array_str + '.'
where there is a line in a HTML code in an HTML file elsewhere that runs the gen()
function stated here.
However, when Transcrypt is run on that Python code, the array_str.strip('[]')
part of the code doesn't seem to be converting well as the outer square brackets of the generated list []
is still seen on the webpage when I run the server. Is there a way to fix this?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 68
Reputation: 3970
It's simply not supported to use .strip
for anything other than whitespace at the moment.
Looking at the generated javascript code you can see Transcrypt runs:
var array_str = array_str.strip ('[]');
with .strip
defined as
String.prototype.strip = function () {
return this.trim ();
};
You can try just removing the first and last characters as a workaround if the brackets are always at beginning and end (which I suppose they should be), something like this:
def gen():
array = []
for value in range(10):
array.append(value)
random.seed(20)
random.shuffle(array)
array_str = str(array)
array_str = array_str[1:-1]
array_str = array_str + '.'
Upvotes: 2