use generator in my_text.py"
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import re
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from itertools import islice
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"""
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Read the text file to a list mylist where eache item is a row.
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1. Find the start index and end index where lines must be extracted.
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2.
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[index1, index2,.. indexn]
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new_list_1: mylist[:index1]
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new_list_2: mylist[index1:index2]
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...
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new_list_3: mylist[indexn:]
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"""
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p = re.compile(r'^.*ladu2.*$')
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indexes = []
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def lines_generator(placeholder=0):
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with open("tabel.txt", "rt") as f:
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for line in islice(f,0,6 ):
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yield(line)
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placeholder=0
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mylines = lines_generator()
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print(next(mylines))
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