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pzack · 10-01-2022, 09:07 AM

Good morning, M. Sarmat89,

That helps, thank you. That line of code then, is the first code to be applied. However, and I would like to get this right before starting so that I have a good shot at getting this to work, I want to ask you to confirm that after using the long line of code to unfold lines I apply that resulting file to the four lines of code. The four lines are still necessary I assume.

The file resulting from the four code lines, the csv file, would then be the file to put into pyglossary.

There isn't any other code to apply to this csv file after the four lines and before putting it into pyglossary?

I am truly embarrassed to have to ask you again to confirm all this for I am sure you can't believe how "slow" I am in taking this all in. You have put a lot of your time and effort in this to help me and I just want to avoid "operator" errors.

And a very big thank you for what you have done so far.

cordially,
pz

10-01-2022, 09:07 AM	#121
pzack Connoisseur Posts: 79 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2022 Device: kobo sage,elipsa	Good morning, M. Sarmat89, That helps, thank you. That line of code then, is the first code to be applied. However, and I would like to get this right before starting so that I have a good shot at getting this to work, I want to ask you to confirm that after using the long line of code to unfold lines I apply that resulting file to the four lines of code. The four lines are still necessary I assume. The file resulting from the four code lines, the csv file, would then be the file to put into pyglossary. There isn't any other code to apply to this csv file after the four lines and before putting it into pyglossary? I am truly embarrassed to have to ask you again to confirm all this for I am sure you can't believe how "slow" I am in taking this all in. You have put a lot of your time and effort in this to help me and I just want to avoid "operator" errors. And a very big thank you for what you have done so far. cordially, pz Last edited by pzack; 10-01-2022 at 09:11 AM.