when I run this code it keeps putting in (
and surrounding '
marks.
for column in dataTable.Columns:
a=a,column.RowValues.GetFormattedValue(row)
a
keeps printing out as this
(('10/13/2015'),'Oranges')
How can I make it just set a
=to this
10/13/2015Oranges
Data Table setup
Date |Fruit
10/13/2015 |Oranges
10/12/2015 |Apples
ah, actually I was looking at this the wrong way. it's not a Spotfire behavior but a normal Python one.
when you concatenate with ,
, you are actually forming a tuple.
to concat strings, use + instead. the following code works as you like:
from Spotfire.Dxp.Data import IndexSet
dt = Document.Data.Tables["Data Table"]
rc = dt.RowCount
ix = IndexSet(rc, True)
a=""
for row in ix:
for column in dt.Columns:
a += column.RowValues.GetFormattedValue(row)
a += "\n"
print a
> 10/13/2015Oranges
10/12/2015Apples
you can replicate this in a purely Pythonic environment:
a = "foo", "bar"
print(a)
> ('foo', 'bar')
b = "foo" + "bar"
print(b)
> foobar