I think what you want is str.split()
:
for ligne in fichier:
ligne_niveau = []
#On parcourt les sprites (lettres) contenus dans le fichier
for sprite in ligne.split(): # note split here
ligne_niveau.append(sprite) # no need to check for line end
#On ajoute la ligne à la liste du niveau
structure_niveau.append(ligne_niveau)
split
without any arguments will join all consecutive whitespace (including tabs '\t'
and newlines '\n'
) into a single split. For example:
"\ta 13 b \t22 6e\n".split() == ['a', '13', 'b', '22', '6e']
Note that the "sprites" don't have to be the same length, so there's no need for fill characters like extra 0
s or *
s. You can also simplify using a list comprehension:
def generer(self):
with open(self.fichier) as fichier:
self.structure = [ligne.split() for ligne in fichier]
Alternatively, consider using a comma-separated value format - Python has a whole module (csv
) for that:
a,13,b,22,6e