I want to create a Python program which takes in multiple lines of user input. For example:
This is a multilined inp
*I struggled with this question myself for such a long time, because I wanted to find a way to read multiple lines of user input without the user having to terminate it with Control D (or a stop word). In the end i found a way in Python3, using the pyperclip module (which you'll have to install using pip install) Following is an example that takes a list of IPs *
import pyperclip
lines = 0
while True:
lines = lines + 1 #counts iterations of the while loop.
text = pyperclip.paste()
linecount = text.count('\n')+1 #counts lines in clipboard content.
if lines <= linecount: # aslong as the while loop hasn't iterated as many times as there are lines in the clipboard.
ipaddress = input()
print(ipaddress)
else:
break
For me this does exactly what I was looking for; take multiple lines of input, do the actions that are needed (here a simple print) and then break the loop when the last line was handled. Hope it can be equally helpful to you too.