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QUESTION
I've pieced together a script which downloads attachments from a mailbox in gmail and for the most part pulls a list of variables based on the email the information is pulled from. However I found that in some cases the "Message ID" of an email could be listed as "Message ID" or "Message-ID". Because of this I've tried to use regex to take into account that there could be anything between "Message" and "ID" but my code spits out errors regardless of what I have tried to so far with the expression.
Error ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 08:16The split()
method does not work with regex. You would need to import the regex library re
and use re.split()
in order to achieve what you want. If "Message ID" and "Message-ID" are the only two possibilities, you don't have to use regex though. You could first replace one expression with the other, and then split the text:
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I'm running ubuntu 18.04 within a google vm. This is my first time working with python so apologies if this is really basic. When I run my code below I get an error message that my folder path wasn't found even though from what I understand it should be correct. Can someone confirm if there is something different I am meant to do when stating a folder path in python3 vs what I have done below?
test.py ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 11:49Where my script is being called from ~/workshop/email-downloader/
old path that doesn't work filePath = os.path.join('~/workshop/email-downloader/', fileName)
new path that works filePath = os.path.join('test/', fileName)
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