TypeError: 'OneOrMore' object is not iterable

[Ryan]

I have this code:

teststr = '(\"Hello!\", \"Hi!\")'
args = Word(chars) + Optional(',' + OneOrMore(Word(chars)))
print args.parseString(teststr)

I am getting:

TypeError: 'OneOrMore' object is not iterable

I am clueless as to what is giving this error. The output should be:

['"Hello!"', '"Hi!"']

[Paul McGuire]

I think the error is with your definition of chars, but you are also trying
to parse only the contents within the ()'s and so you will trip over the
()'s as well.

This works:

chars = alphanums+'!"'

args = Word(chars) + Optional(',' + OneOrMore(Word(chars)))

print (('('+args+')').parseString(teststr))

Also, it is not necessary to escape "s when inside a quoted string delimited
with 's. Write teststr simply as:

teststr = '("Hello!", "Hi!")'

Since your values in the tuple are quoted strings, a better expression would
be:

args = quotedString + ZeroOrMore(',' + quotedString)

And in fact, this pattern is so common, that pyparsing defines the
delimitedList helper method, so you can just write:

args = delimitedList(quotedString)

HTH,

-- Paul

From: Ryan [mailto:kirbyfan64sos@users.sf.net]
Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2013 11:05 AM
To: [pyparsing:discussion]
Subject: [pyparsing:discussion] TypeError: 'OneOrMore' object is not
iterable

I have this code:

teststr = '(\"Hello!\", \"Hi!\")'
args = Word(chars) + Optional(',' + OneOrMore(Word(chars)))
print args.parseString(teststr)

I am getting:

TypeError: 'OneOrMore' object is not iterable

I am clueless as to what is giving this error. The output should be:

['"Hello!"', '"Hi!"']

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TypeError: 'OneOrMore' object is not iterable
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