带有负索引的 str.format(list) 在 Python 中不起作用
问题描述
我在替换字段中使用负索引输出格式化列表,但它引发了一个TypeError.代码如下:
<上一页>>>> a=[1,2,3]>>> 一个[2]3>>> 一个[-1]3>>> '最后一个:{0[2]}'.format(a)'最后一个:3'>>> '最后一个:{0[-1]}'.format(a)回溯(最近一次通话最后):文件",第 1 行,在TypeError:列表索引必须是整数,而不是 str 解决方案这就是我所说的格式字符串规范中的设计故障.根据 文档,
element_index ::= 整数 |索引字符串
但是,唉,-1
不是整数"——它是一个表达式.一元减号运算符甚至没有特别高的优先级,因此例如 print(-2**2)
发出 -4
- 另一个常见问题,可以说一个设计故障(**
操作符具有更高的优先级,因此首先发生升权,然后是较低优先级的一元 -
请求的更改符号).
格式字符串中该位置的任何非整数(但例如表达式)都被视为字符串,以索引 dict 参数 - 例如:
$ python3 -c "print('最后一个:{0[2+2]}'.format({'2+2': 23}))"最后:23
不确定这是否值得在 Python trac 中提出问题,但这肯定是一个有点令人惊讶的行为:-(.
I use a negative index in replacement fields to output a formatted list,but it raises a TypeError.The codes are as follows:
>>> a=[1,2,3] >>> a[2] 3 >>> a[-1] 3 >>> 'The last:{0[2]}'.format(a) 'The last:3' >>> 'The last:{0[-1]}'.format(a) Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str
解决方案
It's what I would call a design glitch in the format string specs. Per the docs,
element_index ::= integer | index_string
but, alas, -1
is not "an integer" -- it's an expression. The unary-minus operator doesn't even have particularly high priority, so that for example print(-2**2)
emits -4
-- another common issue and arguably a design glitch (the **
operator has higher priority, so the raise-to-power happens first, then the change-sign requested by the lower priority unary -
).
Anything in that position in the format string that's not an integer (but, for example, an expression) is treated as a string, to index a dict argument -- for example:
$ python3 -c "print('The last:{0[2+2]}'.format({'2+2': 23}))"
The last:23
Not sure whether this is worth raising an issue in the Python trac, but it's certainly a somewhat surprising behavior:-(.
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