I wrote:
WindowsError: [Errno 3] : 'O:/eb/mb/S/*.*'
shutil.rmtree() expects a directory name, not a file pattern. if you leave
out the *.* part at the end, it should do what you want.
postscript: typically enough, I stumbled upon the same error message myself,
a day later. looks like it's
On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 18:37:11 -0800, obeeker wrote:
there is threee directories,one of these is used for the base
directory,decided by the user, default is d0
[snip code]
It doesn't work? Have you tried running it to see what it does? When you
do, please post a description of what it does,
thank you for your suggestion and apologize for my mistake.
if i run it and answer the raw_input with Enter i get
sth is wrong
press Return
i comment the try-except and run it and answer the raw_input with
Enter
and get message following:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
please don't read the prevous post ,please read this one:
thank you for your suggestion and apologize for my mistake.
if i run it and answer the raw_input with Enter i get
sth is wrong
press Return
i comment the try-except and run it and answer the raw_input with
Enter
and get message
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please don't read the prevous post ,please read this one:
thank you for your suggestion and apologize for my mistake.
if i run it and answer the raw_input with Enter i get
sth is wrong
press Return
i comment the try-except and run it and answer the raw_input with
i am very sorry .
the erroer was from my Portable Hard Disk
because its disk sign has changed from o to h ,from p to i
i'm very sorry
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there is threee directories,one of these is used for the base
directory,decided by the user, default is d0
import shutil
#the three directories
d0='D:/Program Files/eb/mb/S'
d1='O:/eb/mb/S'
d2='P:/S/eb/mb/S'
#to backup
def update(base):
l=[d0,d1,d2]
l.remove(base)
for
