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		<title>By: Allan Metts</title>
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		<dc:creator>Allan Metts</dc:creator>
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		<description>For some reason, I was ending up with line breaks in my feed.log file, which caused &quot;index out of range&quot; errors when I next ran the application -- because some of the tokens in the feed entry were ending up on the next line.

I fixed my issue by making three changes to Peapod/peapod.py (essentially just adding string.strip() whereever the url was written in the feed.log file):

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             self.feedlog = &quot;%s&#124;&#124;None&#124;&#124;None\n&quot; % ( self.url )
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             self.feedlog = self.feedlog + &quot;%s&#124;&#124;%s&#124;&#124;%s\n&quot; % ( self.url, feed_etag, feed_modified )
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                 self.feedlog = self.feedlog + &quot;%s&#124;&#124;%s&#124;&#124;%s\n&quot; % ( self.url, self.feedLogDict[self.url][&quot;e-tag&quot;], self.feedLogDict[self.url][&quot;modified&quot;] )</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For some reason, I was ending up with line breaks in my feed.log file, which caused &#8220;index out of range&#8221; errors when I next ran the application &#8212; because some of the tokens in the feed entry were ending up on the next line.</p>
<p>I fixed my issue by making three changes to Peapod/peapod.py (essentially just adding string.strip() whereever the url was written in the feed.log file):</p>
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             self.feedlog = &#8220;%s||None||None\n&#8221; % ( self.url )<br />
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             self.feedlog = self.feedlog + &#8220;%s||%s||%s\n&#8221; % ( self.url, feed_etag, feed_modified )<br />
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                 self.feedlog = self.feedlog + &#8220;%s||%s||%s\n&#8221; % ( self.url, self.feedLogDict[self.url]["e-tag"], self.feedLogDict[self.url]["modified"] )</p>
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