# 2013-02-13 johnpfeiffer
import os
import sys
class MultilineInput():
buffer = ''
def get_multiline_input( self ):
print 'Enter as many lines as you would like and use Control + C to quit \n\n'
try:
while True:
line = raw_input()
self.buffer += line
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
# MAIN ###############################
# version 1 (control + c)
#test = MultilineInput()
#test.get_multiline_input()
# user_input = test.buffer
# version 2 (control + d)
"""
print 'Enter as many lines as you would like and use Control + D to quit \n\n'
user_input = sys.stdin.readlines()
print '\nYOUR CONTENT:\n%s ' % user_input
"""
# version 3
def multi_input():
try:
while True:
data = raw_input()
if not data: break
yield data
except KeyboardInterrupt:
return
print 'Enter as many lines as you would like and use enter on a blank line to quit \n\n'
user_input = list( multi_input() )
newValue = ''
if len( user_input ) > 1:
for line in user_input:
newValue = newValue + line + '\n'
# print '%s' % ( line.strip() ) # apparently print handles this differently than write()
else:
newValue = ''.join( user_input )
print '%s' % newValue
print '\n\n'
for line in user_input:
print '%s' % ( line.strip() ) # apparently print handles this differently than write()
print 'done'
filename = '/var/lib/ssl/new.cert.crt'
target = open( filename , 'w' )
for line in user_input:
target.write( line )
target.close()
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# white space delimited String to written to file as separate lines
def write_space_delimited_string_as_lines( source , filename ):
target = open( filename , 'w' )
word_list = source.split()
target.write( '\n'.join( word_list ) )
target.close()
output = ''
for line in user_input:
output = output + line + ' '
write_space_delimited_string_as_lines( output , 'c:\\Users\\John\\Desktop\\deleteme.txt' )