Flyzone wrote:
> Hi
> I'm trying to delete some files, but i get an exception error if the
> file don't exist.
> I can use an {if fileexist(file) then delete}, but it will get cpu
> time.
> So i catch the exception with:
>try: os.remove(filename)
>except EnvironmentError: error=1
> If i just want to avoid the output error, is this the right way to
> write the code?
> I don't care of get if is in error, but an "except EvironmetError"
> without the ":" will give me a sytax error.
> Am I too much complicated? :-)
>
> Thanks in advance
>
You got it! Not to complicated--just right. I would make the tiniest of
changes for style and speed:
try:
os.remove(filename)
except EnvironmentError:
pass
But what you have already is fine.
James
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