On 22Mar2019 17:45, Matthew Herzog wrote:
I have a Python3 script that reads the first eight characters of every
filename in a directory in order to determine whether the file was created
before or after 180 days ago based on each file's name. The file names all
begin with MMDD or
On 22/03/19 21:45, Matthew Herzog wrote:
I need to tell my script to ignore any filename that does not conform to
the standard eight leading numerical characters, example: 20180922 or
erased_20171207_1oIkZf.so.
Normally we try to dissuade people from using regex when string methods
will do
I have a Python3 script that reads the first eight characters of every
filename in a directory in order to determine whether the file was created
before or after 180 days ago based on each file's name. The file names all
begin with MMDD or erased_MMDD_etc.xls. I can collect all these
On 3/21/19 11:54 PM, Edward Kanja wrote:
> Greetings,
> I'm referring to my question i sent earlier, kindly if you have a hint on
> how i can solve
> my problem i will really appreciate. After running regular expressions
> using python
> my output has lot of square brackets i.e.
Greetings,
I'm referring to my question i sent earlier, kindly if you have a hint on
how i can solve
my problem i will really appreciate. After running regular expressions
using python
my output has lot of square brackets i.e. [][][][][][][][][]. How do i
substitute this with empty
string so as to
