Conversion of a string with both individual numbers and ranges of numbers to the list of integer values can be made as follows:
For example a line:
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src = '1, 3-5, 8' |
Split the line by comma delimiter:
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linearr = [s.strip() for s in re.split(r'[,;]+| ,', src) if s] |
Let’s split the resulting list into two lists. In the first list, we put only the individual values. In the second – the values got from the ranges of numbers.
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linearrframes = [int(i) for i in linearr if '-' not in i] linearrdiapasones = sum([list(range(int(i.split('-')[0]), int(i.split('-')[1]) + 1)) for i in linearr if '-' in i], []) |
Combine the lists into one and drop the duplicate values.
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linearrframes.extend(linearrdiapasones) print(list(set(linearrframes))) |
Complete code:
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src = '1, 3-5, 8' print(src) linearr = [s.strip() for s in re.split(r'[,;]+| ,', src) if s] linearrframes = [int(i) for i in linearr if '-' not in i] linearrdiapasones = sum([list(range(int(i.split('-')[0]), int(i.split('-')[1]) + 1)) for i in linearr if '-' in i], []) linearrframes.extend(linearrdiapasones) print(list(set(linearrframes))) # '1, 3-5, 8' # [1, 3, 4, 5, 8] |