Add the empty space in the string

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I am working on the code to input the numbers in the string self.EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER when I'm pressing on the keyboard number buttons. I would like to add the empty string like this in each time when I press on the keyboard number buttons.

DIGIT_BUTTONS = range(58, 68)

if action.getId() in DIGIT_BUTTONS:
    EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER = len(self.EPG_DIGIT)

    if EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER <= 2:
       self.EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER += str(action.getId() - 58)
    self.EPG_DIGIT += 1
    self.getControl(413).setLabel('[B]' + self.EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER + '[/B]')

When I press on the keyboard numbers 1,0,3, it will show 103 in the string. What I want to achieve is when I press on the keyboard number buttons 1,0,3, I want to make the string to show something is like: 1 0 3. How I can do that?

@Unni No what I mean is I have the string 103 I would like to make it get seperate which make it to show something is like 1 0 3. How I can do that? — Daniel Ezekiel
– Daniel Ezekiel, Commented Oct 16, 2017 at 0:52
@whackamadoodle3000 No, what I mean is when I press on the 1 button of the keyboard, the sting will show 1, so I press on the 0 button of the keyboard to make it to show 10. I want to make the space string which show 1 0 and when I press 3 button on the keyboard to make to show 1 03 so I want to make the space to make it to show 1 0 3. How I can do that?? — Daniel Ezekiel
– Daniel Ezekiel, Commented Oct 16, 2017 at 0:56
self.EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER += (str(action.getId() - 58)+' '), right? — whackamadoodle3000
– whackamadoodle3000, Commented Oct 16, 2017 at 1:04

whackamadoodle3000 · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-16 01:14:35Z

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Change self.EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER += str(action.getId() - 58) to self.EPG_DIGIT_NUMBER += (str(action.getId() - 58)+' ') so that a space gets appended to the end of the number after each time a number is pressed.

answered Oct 16, 2017 at 1:14

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whackamadoodle3000 · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-16 03:32:46Z

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You can use ' '.join(str("your_string_here"))

edited Oct 16, 2017 at 3:32

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answered Oct 16, 2017 at 0:57

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whackamadoodle3000 Over a year ago

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