Function show() for Canvas.text without displaying "[" and " ' "
Hi,
I am designing an experiment based on the attentional-blink tutorial. The goal is to stream words.
I have a list that contains words.
I used it in a loop (here is a simpler code for illustration purposes).
In the prepare phase :
my_list_subset #a subset of the list that contains words
stimuli_canvas_list = [] #the list used in the trial
for i, stim in enumerate(my_list_subset)
stim_canvas = Canvas()
stim_canvas.text(stim)
stimuli_canvas_list.append(stim_canvas)
And in the run phase :
for words_stimuli in stimuli_canvas_list:
words_stimuli.show()
Everything works fine except that I can't find how to use
words_stimuli.show()
to stream the words without the brackets and the quotation marks (ex : " ['word'] " , but I want "word").
I know that you can use
print(*your_list)
To print list elements without these marks but I don't know if there is something similar to use with :
my_canvas.show()
Any advice would be much appreciate !
Many thanks in advance :)
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Hi @Aurélien ,
Welcome back to the forum! :)
It sounds like you defined my_list_subset as a list of lists, rather than a single list, for example like so:
instead of
Could that be the issue?
If not, could you post your actual code, rather than the simplified version?
Cheers,
Lotje
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Hi @lvanderlinden ,
Thank you so much ! It solved my problem 😀.
I am not very familiar with Python objects...
In case anyone has the same kind of problem, here is a code that I found at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/952914/how-to-make-a-flat-list-out-of-a-list-of-lists
my_list_subset #list of lists flat_list = [] #the new list for sublist in my_list_subset : #a loop to make a list from the list of lists for item in sublist: flat_list.append(item)