Bill Sneddon wrote: > Does anyone know of a website with windows code > examples? >
I'm surprised Golden didn't mention his site. It has lots of examples on it. http://timgolden.me.uk/python/index.html I had originally thought I would create a wiki for this very purpose. However, my interest waned and I stupidly dropped it. The good news is that that has continued to bother me, so I hope to get it going again, even if it's just to create a basic skeleton and then let all the good people on here have a whack at it. If anyone thinks that's a good idea, let me know. I'm thinking it would be good to do a CookBook / FAQ style plus something like this guy is doing with the Python Standard Library: http://pbe.lightbird.net/ Maybe my ideas are too grandiose though... > I have googled this have not found much. I know about > Activestate's site but does not seemed to be organized > in a way to get these easily. > > Is there a FAQ for this mail list? > > Right know I am interested in finding out how to > access a windows server share in Python 2.4. Seems to > work fine in Python 2.5 with win32 installed, but the > MoinMoin server at work has not been upgraded. > The problem is this open can not use this kind of > path. > > I don't have access to the network now but the problem > is like this example: > > txtFile = open(r'\\aServer\share$\myfile.txt','r') > > This command is unable to find the file on Python 2.4. > I apologies if this is a FAQ but I have looked some. > > Is there a work around to this problem, can I map a > network drive on the at runtime? > > Bill Sneddon > > As Golden pointed out, this should work just fine with standard Python code. I do it all the time at work. Oh, and if you're just going to read it, you don't even need to include that flag. It can just be: txtFile = open(r'\\aServer\share$\myfile.txt') Mike _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
