I encounter a simple but weird question. I want to display a dictionary like {'file_path': '\\11.1.2.3\\file1'} using following sentences:
>>> mydict = {'file_path': '\\\\11.1.2.3\\file1'}
>>> mydict
{'file_path': '\\\\11.1.2.3\\file1'}
I prepend r to the value string:
>>> mydict = {'file_path': r'\\11.1.2.3\file1'}
>>> mydict
{'file_path': '\\\\11.1.2.3\\file1'}
The result is same with the foregoing one, which are not expected.
Anyone can provide a method to display the dictionary, not print the value only ? Thanks in advance!
Make your own print function:
mydict = {'file_path1': r'\\11.1.2.3\file1', 'file_path2': r'\\111232.3\blabla'}
pairs = []
for k,v in mydict.items():
pairs.append("'%s': '%s'" % (k,v))
print '{' + ', '.join(pairs) + '}'
Or if you only want one particular key.
mydict = {'file_path1': r'\\11.1.2.3\file1', 'file_path2': r'\\111232.3\blabla'}
pairs = []
for k,v in mydict.items():
if k == 'file_path1':
pairs.append("'%s': '%s'" % (k,v))
print '{' + ', '.join(pairs) + '}'
Using comprehension:
If you really want to convert escaped characters.
>>> import codecs
>>> mydict = {'file_path': '\\\\11.1.2.3\\file1'}
>>> print(codecs.getdecoder("unicode_escape")(str(mydict))[0])
{'file_path': '\\11.1.2.3\file1'}
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