Python/learning/smsexprt.py

# My attempt at making a filter program that will take exported SMS computer
# names and make an importable list for Outlook or anyother csv format.
# First i want to exctract the
# first 8 caracters in the first list item in every list. Then i want to write
# this list to a file replaceing the commas with semi-colons.
# 10.01.2001

import sys
f=open('ninocode/smsdump2.txt', 'r')
#contents = []
contents = f.readlines()
f.close()

print contents
count = 1
newfile = open('newsms.txt', 'w')
while count < 8:
    print contents [count][0:8]
    newfile.write (contents [count][0:8])
    newfile.write ('\n;')
    count = count + 1

newfile.close()
print "That's it!"
Revision:	8
Committed:	Sat May 5 04:21:19 2012 UTC (13 years, 10 months ago) by ninoborges
Content type:	text/x-python
Original Path:	*Python/NinoCode/learning/smsexprt.py*
File size:	692 byte(s)
Log Message:	Initial Import
#	User	Rev	Content
1	ninoborges	8	# My attempt at making a filter program that will take exported SMS computer
2			# names and make an importable list for Outlook or anyother csv format.
3			# First i want to exctract the
4			# first 8 caracters in the first list item in every list. Then i want to write
5			# this list to a file replaceing the commas with semi-colons.
6			# 10.01.2001
7
8			import sys
9			f=open('ninocode/smsdump2.txt', 'r')
10			#contents = []
11			contents = f.readlines()
12			f.close()
13
14			print contents
15			count = 1
16			newfile = open('newsms.txt', 'w')
17			while count < 8:
18			print contents [count][0:8]
19			newfile.write (contents [count][0:8])
20			newfile.write ('\n;')
21			count = count + 1
22
23			newfile.close()
24			print "That's it!"