Any Python gurus online? I've been wracking my brain around

Whoops, I'll try this again with the correct code

print localityList
for counter in range(0,len(localityList)):
localityQuery = '"ADMINAREA" = ' + '\''+ localityList[indexCounter] + '\''
localityLayer = arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management("TWB_Suburbs", "TWB_Suburbs_Layer", localityQuery)
arcpy.SelectLayerByLocation_management("TWB_Property_Layer", "WITHIN", "TWB_Suburbs_Layer")

parcelList = []
sRows = arcpy.SearchCursor("TWB_Property_Layer")
sRow = sRows.next()

while sRow:
parcelList.append(sRow)
sRow = sRows.next()
print ("There are " + str(len(parcelList)) + " empty locality fields in " + localityList[indexCounter])
cursor = arcpy.UpdateCursor(fc)
uRow = cursor.next()
for uRow in cursor:
if uRow.LOCALITY == '':
uRow.LOCALITY = str(localityList[indexCounter])
cursor.updateRow(uRow)
uRow = cursor.next()

arcpy.Delete_management("TWB_Suburbs_Layer")
counter += 1
indexCounter += 1

I was gonna ask you to upload the properly indented code to pastebin or the like and have a look, but

>Any Python gurus online?
>pepe shit
Just go ask reddit.

>>126271
That's helpful, thanks.

>>126269
>>126268
1) Just copy it and paste into irfanview, then post the picture.
2) You don't need to ask for a "Python Guru": profunctional OO code is profunctional OO code. There are many profunctional OO languages, and unless your problem is a failure to compile/interpret, your problem is unlikely to be Python-specific
3) You never actually posted a question; you just threw code over the wall and left us to assume it was broken somehow.

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>>126276
No errors, program runs to completion.
However the fields remain unchanged.

I need to change the LOCALITY field in TWB_Property_Layer to match the ADMINAREA field found in TWB_Suburbs_Layer.
I'm not sure if I'm using selectLayerByLocation properly, and obviously my updateCursor isn't implemented properly either.

I broke the segment down a bit further.

>>126287
Right off the bat, you're using a foreach loop and then incrementing your iterator at the end of it, so you ignore every other row.

>>126293
So it will increment without counter += 1?

>>126302
In Python, when you use "for X in Y" on anything iterable, it updates X automatically every time it loops.

If you were using "while X" you'd have to increment it manually.