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Please state precisely what your code is meant to achieve as I've no intention of making wild guesses or wading through it to try and find out.

Just great, the code as shown will not work as there is no reference to pd, although it isn't difficult to work out that it's pandas. I get the impression that the whole thing is over engineered, but I have no intention of discussing this any further until an entire …

Please put the shovel down before the hole gets too big and you can't climb out :) Regular expressions are not the way to go for something that is XML based. The simplest way is to grab libraries and play with them at a Python interactive prompt. Besides python-xbrl there …

Hint, overriding the str builtin isn't a very good idea.

Give me some solution, of course I will. All you need do is write a sizeable cheque made payable to the Python Software Foundation. When it's been cashed I'll give you a solution. When I say sizeable I am of course referring to the numbers and words indicating ow much …

"Order is lost again" is incorrect. You've created an empty OrderDict() called d_Dict, then reassigned the name d_Dict to an ordinary dict() created by calling zip() on your lists of keys and values.

Note that the minute you see code like `for i in range(len(items))` in Python you should sense a code smell.

I'm sorry that I can't answer directly so I suggest you try the main mailing list [at](https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list) [or](http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.general). The people there have forgotten far more than I've ever known about unicode, so I'm certain that you'll get very sound answers :)

To me the clearest analogy is the use of yellow sticky notes so please see [this](https://mail.python.org/pipermail/tutor/2006-October/049767.html)

There is a missing single quote around Ctrl+N on line 63. It's hard to run code with a syntax error :)

[QUOTE=gunbuster363;1179935]The methods is so complicated. I want to check the execution time of each statement so that I can modify that part in order to increase speed. Thanks in advance, Raymond[/QUOTE] I'd start with this [url]http://docs.python.org/library/profile.html[/url] and maybe this [url]http://docs.python.org/library/dis.html[/url]. HTH. Mark Lawrence

Can't you just do this? [code=python] for a in array: number = int(a) [/code]