This is my Example list for you wich is stored in a textfile:
DEVICE: Test
HW-RELEASE: Test
SERIAL-NUMBER: Test
MAC-ADDRESS: Test
IP-ADDRESS: Test
IP-NETMASK: Test
INTRANET-ADDRESS: Test
INTRANETMASK: Test
VERSION: Test
NAME: Test
CONFIG-STATUS: Test
FIRMWARE-STATUS: Test
HW-MASK: Test
FEATUREWORD: Test
REGISTERED-WORD: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
FEATURE-LIST: Test
TIME: Test
HTTP-PORT: Test
HTTPS-PORT: Test
TELNET-PORT: Test
TELNET-SSL-PORT: Test
SSH-PORT: Test
SNMP-PORT: Test
TFTP-PORT: Test
LOCATION: Test
COUNTRY-CODE: Test
COMMENT: Test
MYVPN: Test
MYVPN-HOSTNAME: Test
EXTENDED-NAME: Test
So I want to output the data behind the colon but always only one line of it. I want to define this line via a dictionary in the script so that I can for example only enter "Device" and it gives me the name after the colon so that the names in front of the colon should act as a key. As I do the whole instead I only know roughly what I have thought up so far. Unfortunately this code doesn't work as I would like it to:
data = {}
with open('C:/example/example/example/example/example.txt') as fh:
for line in fh:
key, value = line.strip().split(':', 1)
data[key] = value
for x in data:
print(x)
Output from this code is:
ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 1)
What i expect is when i difine somthing like:
x = data["DEVICE"] it should output its value which is obvoiusly "Test"
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