I don't know what's wrong with this. I have a list of items:
int=['xe-0/1/1', 'xe-0/1/2', 'xe-0/1/3', 'xe-0/2/2', 'xe-0/2/3', 'xe-0/3/1', 'xe-1/0/2', 'xe-1/0/3', 'xe-1/1/1', 'xe-1/1/2', 'xe-1/2/2', 'xe-1/2/3', 'xe-1/3/1', 'xe-1/3/2', 'xe-2/0/2', 'xe-2/0/3', 'xe-2/1/1', 'xe-2/1/2', 'xe-2/1/3', 'xe-2/2/2', 'xe-2/2/3', 'xe-2/3/1', 'xe-2/3/2', 'xe-3/0/2', 'xe-3/0/3', 'xe-3/1/2', 'xe-3/1/3', 'xe-3/2/1', 'xe-3/2/2', 'xe-3/2/3', 'xe-3/3/2', 'xe-4/0/2', 'xe-4/0/3', 'xe-4/1/2', 'xe-4/1/3', 'xe-4/2/2', 'xe-4/2/3', 'xe-4/3/2', 'xe-4/3/3', 'xe-7/3/3', 'xe-8/0/7', 'xe-8/3/6', 'xe-8/3/7', 'xe-9/0/5', 'xe-9/0/6', 'xe-9/0/7', 'xe-9/1/5', 'xe-9/1/6', 'xe-10/0/4', 'xe-10/0/6', 'xe-10/0/7', 'xe-10/1/6', 'xe-10/2/4', 'xe-10/2/6', 'xe-10/2/7', 'xe-10/3/7', 'xe-11/0/6', 'xe-11/0/7', 'xe-11/1/6', 'xe-11/1/7', 'xe-11/2/6', 'xe-11/2/7', 'xe-11/3/6', 'xe-11/3/7']
and I want to iterate this list and get two new lists that contains only a match that I define in the regex.
for i in range(2):
regex="xe-%s/1/*" %i
print regex
[x for x in int if re.match(r'regex',x)]
Result:
xe-0/1/* [] xe-1/1/* []
But it seems that doesn't work.