Got little problem here.
for row in reader:
dane_wejsciowe.append(row)
I got some *.csv file I want to convert and my converter acts weird... the function above takes all needed columns into an array and after that I am calling those columns to count the length of it:
for line in dane_wejsciowe:
if len(line['Mnemonik']) > len_mnemonik:
len_mnemonik += 1
After that I am printing the record print(' - Mnemonik: ' + str(len_mnemonik)) and the result is 22 BUT the longest one is BEUS_EnergyDriveAvgDist which contains _ and I suspect its not counting special letters
and my "idiotic" idea to print it into a file was
if len(i['Mnemonik']) < len_mnemonik:
a = len_mnemonik - len(i['Mnemonik']) + 1
else:
a = 1
jsfile.write(i['Mnemonik']),
jsfile.write((' ')*a),
Any1 have better idea to do it? :)
It appears you're using csv.reader() to gather each row, which automatically parses each row into a list using the specified delimiter in the command (default is comma). Because of this, your variable dane_wejsciowe is a list(?) of lists, where each outer element (e.g. dane_wejsciowe[0]) is a row of the CSV file, and each inner element (e.g. dane_wejsciowe[0][0]) is a cell in that row of the CSV. Therefore your len()==22 has nothing to do with the text BEUS_EnergyDriveAvgDist, but tells you the the number of columns in your CSV.