På 15. jan 2005 kl. 16:16 skrev .removethis.:
>>> import glob
>>> from os.path import isfile
>>> print filter(isfile, glob.glob('/tmp/*')) # can use patterns
Nice example of when filter() is better than list comprehension.
[f for f in glob.glob("/tmp/*") if isfile(fi)]
is a bit too verbose, the ite
On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 15:16:02 GMT, .removethis.
<"(.removethis.)kartic.krishnamurthy"@gmail.com> wrote:
Sara Fwd said the following on 1/15/2005 8:10 AM:
Can you guys also help me find a module that looks in
a directory and print out the names of the files in there?
You can use glob:
>>> import
Sara Fwd said the following on 1/15/2005 8:10 AM:
Can you guys also help me find a module that looks in
a directory and print out the names of the files in there?
You can use glob:
>>> import glob
>>> from os.path import isfile
>>> print filter(isfile, glob.glob('/tmp/*')) # can use patterns
(will
have a look at the glob module
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How can I get the names of the files
in a directory?
Can you guys also help me find a module that looks
in
a directory and
Hi,
try the 'listdir' function in the 'os' module. Also check the 'walk'
function.
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Satchit
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Sara Fwd
Can you guys also help me find a module that looks in
a directory and print out the names of the files in there?
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