How to write re python results to a dictionary?

Question

Python

Good afternoon.
Sorry for the idiotic question. I've already broken my head, but the feeling that the answer is very simple does not give me peace
There is a text
Vasya - 10
Vanya -20
Petya -30
I want to get
[{'name' : 'Vasya', 'value': 10},
{'name' : 'Vanya', 'value': 20},
{'name' : 'Peter', 'value': 30}]
Doing

res=[]
for i in text.split("/r"):
  reg = re.match('(?P<type>.*) - (?P<value>.*)',i)
  res.append(reg.groupdict())

But I get only 1 element in the array. What's wrong? I would be grateful if you write a shorter solution. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import re

text = u"""Вася - 10
Ваня - 20
Петя - 30"""

d = dict(re.findall(u"^(.+?) - (\d+?)$", text, flags=re.M|re.U))

print d

If you need a list of dictionaries, then, for example, like this:

p = re.compile(u"^(?P<name>.+?) - (?P<value>\d+?)$", flags=re.M|re.U)
d = [match.groupdict() for match in p.finditer(text)]

Answer 2

PS In general, you have two problems:
1) Only the first line contains "-", the other two contain "-". Regulator should be upgraded to:
2) Instead of "greedy" regular expressions like .* use ungreedy-versions .*? or .+?