Todd wrote:
I'm in favor of most of these additions. I was a heavy user of path.py and I'm
missing those "advanced" features in pathlib.
> Stem with no suffixes
>
> The stem property only takes off the last suffix, but even in the example
> given ('my/library.tar.gz') it isn't really useful because the suffix has
> two parts ('.tar' and '.gz'). I suggest another property, probably
> called "rootstem"
> or "basestem", that takes off all the suffixes, using the same logic as the
> "suffixes" property. This is another symmetry issue: it is possible to
> extract all the suffixes, but not remove them.
One remark about this : .tar.gz files are the exception rather than the rule,
and AFAIK maybe the only one ? It's pretty common to have dots in filenames
instead of blanks for example, and stem does the right thing here :
'/data/my.little.file.txt'. There is also the case of hidden files on Linux,
what do you expect for /home/toto/.program.cfg ?
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