> I think you misunderstood. scandir() is the generator-producing equivalent
> of listdir() which returns a list. Neither of them recurses into
> subdirectories:
Ah great, that makes sense. An article I read gave the impression that
os.scandir() was replacing os.walk(), not simply being used i
Stephen Kennedy wrote:
> I just saw PEP 471 announced. Mostly it looks great! One thing I found
> puzzling though is the lack of control of iteration. With os.walk, one can
> modify the dirs list inplace to avoid recursing into subtrees (As
> mentioned somewhere, in theory one could even add to th
I just saw PEP 471 announced. Mostly it looks great! One thing I found puzzling
though is the lack of control of iteration. With os.walk, one can modify the
dirs list inplace to avoid recursing into subtrees (As mentioned somewhere, in
theory one could even add to this list though that would be
