> Actually, there's Gregory's scandir() implementation (returning a > generator to be able to cope with large directories) on it's way: > > http://bugs.python.org/issue11406 > > It's already been suggested to make it return a tuple (with d_type). > I'm sure a review of the code (especially the Windows implementation) > will be welcome. >
Ah, thanks for the pointer, I hadn't seen that. Definitely looks like I should "merge" Betterwalk with it. I'll see if I can spend some time on it again soon. I'd love to see scandir/iterdir go into Python 3.4, and I'd be very chuffed if iterdir_stat got in, because that's the one that can really start speeding up operations like os.walk(). -Ben
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