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If the file is in <a href="https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/.properties" rel="nofollow"><code>java.util.Properties</code></a> format then you could use <a href="https://bitbucket.org/jnoller/pyjavaproperties" rel="nofollow"><code>pyjavaproperties</code></a>: <pre><code>from pyjavaproperties import Properties p = Properties() p.load(open('input.properties')) for name, value in [('ENABLEPRINTER', 'y'), ('PRINTERLIST', 'PRNT3')]: p[name] = value p.store(open('output.properties', 'w')) </code></pre> It is not very robust, but various fixes for it could benefit people who come next. <hr> To replace multiple times in a short string: <pre><code>for old, new in [('ENABLEPRINTER', 'y'), ('PRINTERLIST', 'PRNT3')]: some_string = some_string.replace(old, new) </code></pre> To replace variables names in a configuration file (using <a href="http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/configobj.html" rel="nofollow"><code>configobj</code> module</a>): <pre><code>import configobj conf = configobj.ConfigObj('test.conf') for old, new in [('ENABLEPRINTER', 'y'), ('PRINTERLIST', 'PRNT3')]: conf[new] = conf[old] del conf[old] conf.write() </code></pre> If by <code>replace('ENABLEPRINTER', 'y')</code> you mean assign <code>y</code> to the <code>ENABLEPRINTER</code> variable then: <pre><code>import configobj ENCODING='utf-8' conf = configobj.ConfigObj('test.conf', raise_errors=True, file_error=True, # don't create file if it doesn't exist encoding=ENCODING, # used to read/write file default_encoding=ENCODING) # str -> unicode internally (useful on Python2.x) conf.update(dict(ENABLEPRINTER='y', PRINTERLIST='PRNT3')) conf.write() </code></pre> <hr> It seems <code>configobj</code> is not compatible with: <pre><code>name = '.'something </code></pre> You could quote it: <pre><code>name = "'.'something" </code></pre> Or: <pre><code>name = '.something' </code></pre> Or <pre><code>name = .something </code></pre> <hr> <code>conf.update()</code> does something similar to: <pre><code>for name, value in [('ENABLEPRINTER', 'y'), ('PRINTERLIST', 'PRNT3')]: conf[name] = value </code></pre>
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