top-level loops

[Stefan]

I am writing a program (code included) and I would like to comment out
the two top-level loops and run the code that is under it regularly,
however, because the following code is not indented properly the
interpreter chokes. Is there a way around this?


#!/usr/bin/env python

import string, sys, os

#for i in range(0,3):
# for j in range(0,3):

# filePrefix = '%d_%d' % (i,j)
# filePrefix = sys.argv[1]
print 'Run getQ'
os.system('~/Programs/KineticEnsemble/GetQMod/getq.exe
/home/reza/Proteins/2ci2/2CI2.contacts ' + filePrefix + '/md\crd 1 100
1.2 ' + filePrefix + '/q.out')

print 'Analyze getQ results'
file=open(filePrefix + '/q.out','r')

fold=0.
ufold=0.
isOpen=1
#numRuns=0

for line in file.readlines():
if line != '#NEWFILE\n':
# if open:
# numRuns += 1
if string.atof(line[:-1]) < 0.15 and isOpen:
isOpen = 0
ufold+=1.
elif string.atof(line[:-1]) > 0.85 and isOpen:
isOpen = 0
fold+=1.
else:
# print numRuns
# numRuns = 0
isOpen = 1

file.close()

print filePrefix
print '\tpFold: %f' % ( fold/(ufold+fold))
print '\tfold: %d ufold: %d' % (fold,ufold)

 

[Karl Scalet]

I am writing a program (code included) and I would like to comment out
the two top-level loops and run the code that is under it regularly,
however, because the following code is not indented properly the
interpreter chokes. Is there a way around this?

either follow Camerons suggestion or:


for x in (1,2,3):
for y in (4,5,6):
print 'Run it'

change to:

if """
for x in (1,2,3):
for y in (4,5,6):
""":
print 'Run it'

But very likely there are other and probably better solutions.

Karl

 

[Gerrit Holl]

#!/usr/bin/env python

import string, sys, os

#for i in range(0,3):
# for j in range(0,3):

# filePrefix = '%d_%d' % (i,j)
# filePrefix = sys.argv[1]

You can do:
if True:
if True:
# code here

Gerrit.