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How do i take results in a mutli dim array and write it to a text file. Each sub array goes on a new line. I am a newbie at this.

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  2. [[2934110, 'B1', 'D4', '7C7C7C7C804040404040F140404000'], [2934110, 5, 1, 1, '01', 'Actes Sud '], [2934110, 4, 1, 2,                 '8C00Dubbelganger (motief)'], [2934110, 3, 1, 1, '01', '01', '03', 'Les amants imparfaits', ' : roman'], [2934110, 6, 7, '104', 0], [2934110, 6, 1, 1, '01', '01', '03', 'Domain'], [2934110, 2, 1, 1, '01', 0, 'C4', 'Fleutiaux, Pierrette']]

I would was wondering if I can place every subarry in a text file as below each new line in the text file will contain a sub array:

[2934110, 'B1', 'D4', '7C7C7C7C804040404040F140404000']
[2934110, 5, 1, 1, '01', 'Actes Sud ']
[2934110, 4, 1, 2, '8C00Dubbelganger (motief)']
[2934110, 3, 1, 1, '01', '01', '03', 'Les amants imparfaits', ' : roman']
[2934110, 6, 7, '104', 0], [2934110, 6, 1, 1, '01', '01', '03', 'Domain']
[2934110, 2, 1, 1, '01', 0, 'C4', 'Fleutiaux, Pierrette']

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just use the for loop to go over each item, then manipulate from there
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  1. >>> for i in alist:
  2. ...  print ' '.join(map(str,i))
  3. ... 
  4. 2934110 B1 D4 7C7C7C7C804040404040F140404000
  5. 2934110 5 1 1 01 Actes Sud 
  6. 2934110 4 1 2 8C00Dubbelganger (motief)
  7. 2934110 3 1 1 01 01 03 Les amants imparfaits  : roman
  8. 2934110 6 7 104 0
  9. 2934110 6 1 1 01 01 03 Domain
  10. 2934110 2 1 1 01 0 C4 Fleutiaux, Pierrette
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Thanks for the assistance it works. But when I want to put the print results in a text file it only reads one line. I have tried this code but still gives me inputs one line .
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  1. for i in results:
  2.       valfinal=' '.join(map(str,i))
  3.        textfile = file('C:/new_file1.txt','wt')
  4.        final =open('C:/new_file1.txt','w')
  5.        final.writelines(str(valfinal))
  6.        final.close()
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You have to add a newline character to the end of each line in the string:
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  1. mylist = [[2934110, 'B1', 'D4', '7C7C7C7C804040404040F140404000'],
  2. [2934110, 5, 1, 1, '01', 'Actes Sud '],
  3. [2934110, 4, 1, 2,                 '8C00Dubbelganger (motief)'],
  4. [2934110, 3, 1, 1, '01', '01', '03', 'Les amants imparfaits', ' : roman'],
  5. [2934110, 6, 7, '104', 0], [2934110, 6, 1, 1, '01', '01', '03', 'Domain'],
  6. [2934110, 2, 1, 1, '01', 0, 'C4', 'Fleutiaux, Pierrette']]
  7.  
  8. mystr = ""
  9. for x in mylist:
  10.     mystr = mystr + str(x) + '\n'
  11.  
  12. # test
  13. print mystr
  14.  
  15. filename = "data1.txt"
  16. fout = open(filename, "w")
  17. fout.write(mystr)
  18. fout.close()
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if you just want to print to one output file, just do a redirect on your command prompt. eg

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Thanks for the assistance. here is the final
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  1.  mystr=""
  2.             for x in results:
  3.                 mystr2 = ""
  4.                 for y in x:
  5.                     mystr2 = mystr2 + str(y)
  6.                 mystr = mystr +str(mystr2)+'\n'
  7.  
  8.             final =open('C:/new_file1.txt','w')
  9.             final.writelines(str(mystr))
  10.             final.close()
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