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Inconsistent Notepad Variables

Time:07-28

I made a profile creator for a game I'm makeing and it isn't outputting properly. It's supposed to print

default
open
open
open
open
open
open
open
open
open
1

Instead it saves it with space between some lines, i've tried somethings but i can't fix it, can anyone help me save the text file like the example above?

(The code i'm using)

debug = False


def profile_creator():
    count2 = 0
    u1 = 'Open'
    u2 = 'Open'
    u3 = 'Open'
    u4 = 'Open'
    u5 = 'Open'
    u6 = 'Open'
    u7 = 'Open'
    u8 = 'Open'
    u9 = 'Open'
    u10 = 'Open'
    content = ['HS:', '0', 'LS:', '0', 'G:', '0', '', 'LS = Last Score, HS = High Score, G = Games']
    print('> Input Save Name')
    chosen_u = input('>  ')
    chosen_u = str.lower(chosen_u)
    with open('game_info_'   chosen_u   '.txt', 'w') as f:
        for line in content:
            f.write(line)
            f.write('\n')
    f.close()
    with open('game_info_backup_'   chosen_u   '.txt', 'w') as f:
        for line in content:
            f.write(line)
            f.write('\n')
    f.close()
    with open('game_users.txt', 'r') as f:
        content = f.readlines()
        count = 1
        for line in content:
            if count == 1:
                u1 = line
            if count == 2:
                u2 = line
            if count == 3:
                u3 = line
            if count == 4:
                u4 = line
            if count == 5:
                u5 = line
            if count == 6:
                u6 = line
            if count == 7:
                u7 = line
            if count == 8:
                u8 = line
            if count == 9:
                u9 = line
            if count == 10:
                u10 = line
            if count == 11:
                count2 = line
            count  = 1
    f.close()
    u1 = text_quality_control(u1)
    u2 = text_quality_control(u2)
    u3 = text_quality_control(u3)
    u4 = text_quality_control(u4)
    u5 = text_quality_control(u5)
    u6 = text_quality_control(u6)
    u7 = text_quality_control(u7)
    u8 = text_quality_control(u8)
    u9 = text_quality_control(u9)
    u10 = text_quality_control(u10)
    count2 = int(count2)
    count2 = str(count2)
    count2 = int(count2)
    count2  = 1
    if count2 == 1:
        u1 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 2:
        u2 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 3:
        u3 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 4:
        u4 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 5:
        u5 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 6:
        u6 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 7:
        u7 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 8:
        u8 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 9:
        u9 = chosen_u
    if count2 == 10:
        u10 = chosen_u
    content = [u1, '', u2, '', u3, '', u4, u5, u6, u7, u8, u9, u10, str(count2)]
    with open('game_users.txt', 'w') as f:
        for line in content:
            f.write(line)
            f.write('\n')
    f.close()


def text_quality_control(line):
    msg = str(line)
    stringer = ''
    indexer = 0
    str_length = len(msg)
    for i in range(str_length - 1):
        msg2 = msg[indexer]
        msg2 = str.lower(msg2)
        if '1' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '1'
        if '2' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '2'
        if '3' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '3'
        if '4' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '4'
        if '5' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '5'
        if '6' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '6'
        if '7' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '7'
        if '8' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '8'
        if '9' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '9'
        if '0' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   '0'
        if 'a' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'a'
        if 'b' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'b'
        if 'c' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'c'
        if 'd' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'd'
        if 'e' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'e'
        if 'f' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'f'
        if 'g' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'g'
        if 'h' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'h'
        if 'i' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'i'
        if 'j' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'j'
        if 'k' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'k'
        if 'l' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'l'
        if 'o' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'o'
        if 'm' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'm'
        if 'n' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'n'
        if 'p' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'p'
        if 'q' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'q'
        if 'r' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'r'
        if 's' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   's'
        if 't' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   't'
        if 'u' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'u'
        if 'v' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'v'
        if 'w' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'w'
        if 'x' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'x'
        if 'y' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'y'
        if 'z' in msg2:
            stringer = stringer   'z'
        if debug:
            print(stringer)
        indexer  = 1
    if debug:
        print(stringer)
    return stringer


print('Input Save Name')

CodePudding user response:

You have empty strings '' in content. When you write these to the file, you get blank lines. So take them out.

    content = [u1, '', u2, '', u3, '', u4, u5, u6, u7, u8, u9, u10, str(count2)]

should be

    content = [u1, u2, u3, u4, u5, u6, u7, u8, u9, u10, str(count2)]
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