I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but i'll give it a try.
Here is my problem:
i have two files having basically the same things in it (hostnames):
File 1
mituap01
mituap02
mituap03
File 2:
mituap01
mituap04
mituap05
my goal is to get a .py out to check if pcs' in file1 are in file2.
The beginning of my code is this:
Code:
import os
import sys
import string
site=""
print "tri des pc\n"
def create_new(pc,site,soc):
log=file("C:\\travail\\new\\" + site + "_" +soc+ "_new.txt",'a')
log.write(pc + "\n")
def maj2min(site):
file_aas=site + "_aas.txt"
file_tfc=site + "_tfc.txt"
aas_file=file(file_aas, 'r')
tfc_file=file(file_tfc, 'r')
for pc in aas_file.readlines():
pc=pc.lower()
pc=pc.replace("\n","")
create_new(pc,site,"aas")
for pc in tfc_file.readlines():
pc=pc.lower()
pc=pc.replace("\n","")
create_new(pc,site,"tfc")
def tri_pc(site):
pc_tfc=file("C:\\travail\\new\\" + site + "_tfc_new.txt").readlines()
pc_aas=file("C:\\travail\\new\\" + site + "_aas_new.txt").readlines()
for pc in pc_tfc:
pc=pc.strip("\n")
print pc
string.find(pc,pc_aas)
#if string.find(pc,pc_aas) <> -1:
# print "erreur\n"
#for name in pc_aas:
# name=name.strip("\n")
# print name
# if name<>pc:
# print pc
#else:
# print "non liste" + pc
#pc=pc.strip("\n")
#pc.find(pc_aas,pc)
#if pc.find(pc_aas,pc) <> -1:
# print pc_tfc+ "pc non trouve\n"
def go(site):
maj2min(site)
tri_pc(site)
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#go("rome")
#go("turin")
#go("aquila")
Where am i wrong in the string.find code?
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