[SOLVED] Python: Dump whole list in a variable

Python: Dump whole list in a variable

I have this code:

def write_extension(self):

    extension = []
    dtd = ""
    if extension == []:
            extension = extension.extend(self.edids[]  (Thanks to Howardyan for making it clearer for me)

    print(extension)

I want to write the complete array in the new array extension but i dont know how. Is there an easy way doing this? Later on (when extension is not empty) i just want to add the array to the end of the extension array.

To Make it clear. Now i have this:

Name1 = [1, 2, 3]
Name2 = [4, 5, 6]
Name3 = [7, 8, 9]

And i want to have this after i added all arrays to extension

extension = [123, 456, 789]

Solution

extension's type is str. cannot add with a list. you need do this:

def write_extension(self):

    extension = []
    dtd = ""
    if extension == []:
            extension = extension.extend(self.edids[:])
            print(extension)