David Rajaratnam <da...@gemarex.com.au> added the comment:
Thanks for the quick response. I think the attached file shows the issue.
In the directory where you download and run this file create a sub-directory
'data'. Then running the file creates the output (note: I've truncated the path
name):
> Traverse data: MultiplexedPath('<<abspath-deleted>>/data') (<class
> 'importlib.readers.MultiplexedPath'>)
I think the idea behind MultiplexedPath() is that it merges together multiple
base/root directories so even though in this case it is a single path it
wouldn't necessarily be the case in general. So while it makes sense that for
some MultiplexedPath object X that str(X) isn't itself a proper directory path,
however, there seems to be no method/property to access these root paths.
Note: Traverable.iterdir() iterates over the files/sub-directories in the
root(s) so doesn't return the root path(s) themselves.
A further note. If you add a file `data/__init__.py` then data is now a package
and running the code this time returns a PosixPath object (on a posix system):
> Traverse data: <<abspath-deleted>>/data (<class 'pathlib.PosixPath'>)
> X: <<abspath-deleted>>/data/__init__.py (<class 'pathlib.PosixPath'>)
> X: <<abspath-deleted>>/data/__pycache__ (<class 'pathlib.PosixPath'>)
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Added file: https://bugs.python.org/file50342/navigate.py
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