. This is obviously not what I want. My question is: are
there any modules or built in methods that will do a logical sort on a
list like this, and sort it the way I want, or will I have to write my
own sorting function?
-- Evan Klitzke
P.S. I know that the simplest way is just to use ls to sort by time
On 7/7/06, Evan Klitzke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to sort a list of directories that correspond to kernel
sources under /usr/src/linux.
Err, this is under /usr/src... not that it is really pertinent to my question.
-- Evan Klitzke
Hi, I just started picking up python yesterday, and have already come
across something that has me stumped. I want some code that does
this:
a = foo(a)
b = foo(b)
c = foo(c)
So I try to do this with a for loop, like so:
for i in [a, b, c]:
i = foo(i)
print i # make sure that it
