Loop repitition

Which can be simplified to:
length=0
while length and not 100 < length < 1000:
   length=getInput('Enter the Length','150')

ramrom: No it can't.  You didn't run that.

OOPS - well here's a new release candidate:

length=10 # or any value outside desired range
while length and not 100 <= length <= 1000:
   length=getInput('Enter the Length','150')

Hi Experts,

SiliconLength,SiliconHeight,klebstoffHeight,length,height,angle1,angle2,angle3,angle4 = getInputs(areas,label = 'Specify Block Dimensions',dialogTitle ='Testing')
inputTuple = [SiliconLength,SiliconHeight,klebstoffHeight,length,height,angle1,angle2,angle3,angle4]


for i in range(0,len(inputTuple)):
...if inputTuple[i] == None and inputTuple[i] == ' ' :
...... SiliconLength,SiliconHeight,klebstoffHeight,length,height,angle1,angle2,angle3,angle4 = getInputs(areas,label = 'Specify Block Dimensions',dialogTitle ='Testing')
...else:
...... break

How can i test all the varaibles in a tuple for None or empty string

after that how can i test the variables Induvidually

Hi ashok3sep. This sounds like a new question. For several reasons we ask that you start a new Question rather than extending the current Question.

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thanks for your suggestions  ramrom

I have increased the points from 100 to 250 for the question and that is the reason i had asked for this question


if you wish to have in another thread then i can also have it in anothere thread.

With regards,

Freedom

That will not fly. You test that one input is OK, not all of them.

 Which can be simplified to:
for tries in range(10):
  inputTuple = getInputs(areas,label = 'Specify Block Dimensions',dialogTitle ='Testing')
  if sum(1 for item in inputTuple if item)==len(inputTuple):
    SiliconLength,SiliconHeight,klebstoffHeight,length,height,angle1,angle2,angle3,angle4 = inputTuple
    # test individual values
    if test_ok:
      break
  print "Not all vars entered correctly, try again."
else:
  print "10 strikes - you're out"

Note: line with sum() is for Python 2.4, for previous version use sum([1 for item in inputTuple if item]).

Oh yeah. My head is not working this AM like I'd like it to. Sigh.

But let's keep the [] for the comprehension: sum([1 for item in inputTuple if item]).

Thanks ramrom and mish33 for your fast responses.

let me say the pseudo code of what i need in the loop

1.) first is test in the GUI that all the fields are not EMPTY and not NONE

2.)then i test all the values entered by the user are within the limits .

for example
lets say the user entered

SiliconLength  = 100 ;
SiliconHeight  = 1000; and so on.......

first i test whether the values in the fields are filled and not EMPTY or NONE

then i take the value of SiliconLength and check whether 100 is allowed or not
if 100 is not allowed and i need a value between 50 - 75 then i need again to say the user that the value entered for silicon is wrong and ask the user again for hte input.........


Hope this is clear and understandable..
i am working araound to find a logic behind the problem but it is little difficult for me at the moment.

With regards,
Freedom.