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.. ipython:: python
:suppress:
import sys
sys.path.append("..")
import redbaron
redbaron.ipython_behavior = False
from redbaron import RedBaron
LineProxyList usage examples
============================
.. ipython:: python
red = RedBaron("def a():\n pif\n\n paf\n pouf\n")
Please refer to `python list documentation
<https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/datastructures.html>`_ if you want to
know the exact behavior or those methods (or `send a patch
<https://github.com/PyCQA/redbaron>`_ to improve this documentation).
append
~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value.append("")
red[0].value.append("stuff")
red
red[0].value
Appending an empty string or a string containing a \n adds a new line.
insert
~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value.insert(1, "\n")
red[0].value.insert(1, "print(caribou)")
red
red[0].value
Inserting an empty string or a string containing a \n adds a new line.
extend
~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value.extend(["a", "\n", "if a:\n pass", "stuff"])
red
red[0].value
Extending with an empty string or a string containing a \n adds a new line.
pop
~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value.pop()
red
red[0].value
red[0].value.pop(3)
red
red[0].value
__getitem__
~~~~~~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value
red[0].value[2]
__setitem__
~~~~~~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value[2] = "plop"
red
red[0].value
remove
~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value.remove(red[0].value[2])
red
red[0].value
index
~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value
red[0].value.index(red[0].value[2])
count
~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value
red[0].value.count(red[0].value[2])
len
~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value
len(red[0].value)
__delitem__
~~~~~~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
del red[0].value[2]
red
red[0].value
in
~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value[2] in red[0].value
__iter__
~~~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
for i in red[0].value:
print(i.dumps())
__getslice__
~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value
red[0].value[2:4]
__setslice__
~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value[2:4] = ["a", "b", "c"]
red
red[0].value
__delslice__
~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. ipython:: python
red
red[0].value[2:5]
del red[0].value[2:5]
red
red[0].value
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