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import collections
itemData = collections.defaultdict(list)

print('Reading rows...')
for row in range(10, 19):
	# Each row in the spreadsheet has data for one item.
	item  = sheet['A' + str(row)].value
        itemData['item'].append(item)

        description = sheet['C' + str(row)].value

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import codecs
import csv
import sys

sys.stdout = codecs.getwriter("utf-8")(sys.stdout.detach())

with open('sample.csv', encoding='utf-8') as inf:
    r = csv.reader(inf)
    for line in r:
        print(line)

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		%{ for count in range(0, multis) -%}
			%{{ count %}} & A & B & C & D\\ \hline
			%{ set count = count + 1 -%}
		%{ endfor -%}
		%{{ multis %}} & X & X & X & X\\ \hline

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;; There's something similar in vc-git.el: vc-git-grep.  Naturally,
;; though, I prefer this :)

;; --perl-regexp seems to be the most flexible flavor; in particular,
;; it's the only one I know of that supports '\b' to mean "word
;; boundary".  Unfortunately, not all gits have the requisite support;
;; for example, on OS X with homebrew, I had to pass "--with-pcre" to
;; "brew install git".

;; -I means don't search through binary files

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On second thought, _don't_ read me.

I'm working on a feature!!

Some second work on that feature.

This is where we actually fix it.

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mystring1 = "cat"
mystring2 = "doge"
cmds = ['test %s' % mystring1, 'test 2 %s' % mystring2]

for cmd in cmds:
    print cmd

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;; Worst. Feature.  Evar.
(when (fboundp 'electric-indent-mode)
  (electric-indent-mode 0))

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(when (eq window-system 'ns)
  (global-set-key (kbd "M-`") 'other-frame)

  (defun set-appropriate-font (frame)
    (interactive "i")
    (setq frame (or frame (selected-frame)))
    (cl-flet ((points (pix) (+ 20 (round (- pix 1440) 200 ))))
      (set-frame-font
       (format "Inconsolata-%s" (points (display-pixel-height)))
       nil

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(erc-mode-abbrev-table)

"ams"          6    "http://toroid.org/ams/git-website-howto"
"atm"          71   "at the moment"
"bas"          265  "/me backs away slowly"
"ce"           1    "/me cackles evilly"
"ct"           21   "/me clears throat"
"ddtt"         6    "Don't Do That, Then®"
"dli"          84   "/me dances like an idiot in the end zone"
"dtrt"         6    "Do The Right Thing™"

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def sorted_alphanumerically(strings, key=None):
    """Sort alphabetically, except treat strings of digits as numbers.
    If key is not None, it must return a string.

    >>> sorted_alphanumerically(['r1', 'r10', 'r2'])
    ['r1', 'r2', 'r10']
    >>> sorted_alphanumerically(['r1', 'R10', 'r2'])
    ['R10', 'r1', 'r2']
    >>> sorted_alphanumerically(['r1', 'R10', 'r2'], key=str.lower)
    ['r1', 'r2', 'R10']