> libvirt_ver =
virsh_ver.splitlines()[0].split()[4]
>
> if virsh_ver.splitlines()[3].find("hypervisor"):
> - hyp_ver =
> virsh_ver.splitlines()[3].split("hypervisor")[1]
> - hyp_ver = hyp_ver.split(": ")[1]
> + tok = virsh_ver.splitlines()[3].split("hypervisor")
> + if len(tok) > 1:
> + tok = tok[1].split(": ")
> + if len(tok) > 1:
> + hyp_ver = tok[1]
>
Using splitlines() so many times and then subscripting it is a little
confusing.
Agreed - it is confusing.
Any specific reason for using it like this ?
Here is an alternative for above:
if virsh_ver != "Unknown":
libvirt, l2, l3, hyper = virsh_ver.splitlines()
if libvirt.find("libvir"):
libvirt_ver = libvirt.split()[4]
if hyper.find("hypervisor"):
tok1 = hyper.split(":")
hyp_ver = tok1[1]
This approach is much cleaner. Will update the patch and resend.
Thanks!
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Kaitlin Rupert
IBM Linux Technology Center
kaitlin(a)linux.vnet.ibm.com