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# Iron python, beautiful soup, win32 app
## Question
Does beautiful soup work with iron python?
If so with which version of iron python?
How easy is it to distribute a windows desktop app on .net 2.0 using iron python (mostly c# calling some python code for parsing html)?
## Answer
Regarding the second part of your q... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Iron python, beautiful soup, win32 app
## Question
Does beautiful soup work with iron python?
If so with which version of iron python?
How easy is it to distribute a windows desktop app on .net 2.0 using iron python (mostly c# calling some python code for parsing html)?
## Answer
Also, regarding one of the previous... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Iron python, beautiful soup, win32 app
## Question
Does beautiful soup work with iron python?
If so with which version of iron python?
How easy is it to distribute a windows desktop app on .net 2.0 using iron python (mostly c# calling some python code for parsing html)?
## Answer
I was asking myself this same quest... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Iron python, beautiful soup, win32 app
## Question
Does beautiful soup work with iron python?
If so with which version of iron python?
How easy is it to distribute a windows desktop app on .net 2.0 using iron python (mostly c# calling some python code for parsing html)?
## Answer
We are distributing a 40k line Iron... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Iron python, beautiful soup, win32 app
## Question
Does beautiful soup work with iron python?
If so with which version of iron python?
How easy is it to distribute a windows desktop app on .net 2.0 using iron python (mostly c# calling some python code for parsing html)?
## Answer
Seems to work just fine with IronPy... | stackoverflow-qa |
# How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
## Question
I want to use the macports version of python instead of the one that comes with Leopard.
## Answer
I have both installed:
$ which python
/usr/bin/python
$ which python2.5
/opt/local/bin/python2.5
I also added the follo... | stackoverflow-qa |
# How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
## Question
I want to use the macports version of python instead of the one that comes with Leopard.
## Answer
Instead of uninstalling the built-in Python, install the MacPorts version and then modify your $PATH to have the MacPorts ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
## Question
I want to use the macports version of python instead of the one that comes with Leopard.
## Answer
I wouldn't uninstall it since many scripts will expect python to be in the usual places when they do not follow conventio... | stackoverflow-qa |
# How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
## Question
I want to use the macports version of python instead of the one that comes with Leopard.
## Answer
Don't. Apple ships various system utilities that rely on the system Python (and particularly the Python "framework" build)... | stackoverflow-qa |
# How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
## Question
I want to use the macports version of python instead of the one that comes with Leopard.
## Answer
Use the python_select port to switch python interpreters.
sudo port install python25
sudo port install python_select
sudo... | stackoverflow-qa |
# How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
## Question
I want to use the macports version of python instead of the one that comes with Leopard.
## Answer
The current Macports installer does the .profile PATH modification automatically.
Tags: python, osx, osx-leopard, macport... | stackoverflow-qa |
# How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
## Question
I want to use the macports version of python instead of the one that comes with Leopard.
## Answer
python_select is now deprecated, use this instead:
sudo port select python python26
Tags: python, osx, osx-leopard, macp... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Adding code to __init__.py
## Question
I'm taking a look at how the model system in django works and I noticed something that I don't understand.
I know that you create an empty __init__.py file to specify that the current directory is a package. And that you can set some variable in __init__.py so that import * w... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Adding code to __init__.py
## Question
I'm taking a look at how the model system in django works and I noticed something that I don't understand.
I know that you create an empty __init__.py file to specify that the current directory is a package. And that you can set some variable in __init__.py so that import * w... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Adding code to __init__.py
## Question
I'm taking a look at how the model system in django works and I noticed something that I don't understand.
I know that you create an empty __init__.py file to specify that the current directory is a package. And that you can set some variable in __init__.py so that import * w... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Is it good to switch from c# to python?
## Question
Currently I am developing in the .Net environment using C# but I want to know whether it is worth learning python. I'm thinking of learning the Django framework. What is better?
## Answer
Depends on what you will use it for. If you're making enterprise Windows for... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Is it good to switch from c# to python?
## Question
Currently I am developing in the .Net environment using C# but I want to know whether it is worth learning python. I'm thinking of learning the Django framework. What is better?
## Answer
Both are useful for different purposes. C# is a pretty good all-rounder, py... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Is it good to switch from c# to python?
## Question
Currently I am developing in the .Net environment using C# but I want to know whether it is worth learning python. I'm thinking of learning the Django framework. What is better?
## Answer
What's better is inherently subjective. If you like Python's syntax - learn ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Is it good to switch from c# to python?
## Question
Currently I am developing in the .Net environment using C# but I want to know whether it is worth learning python. I'm thinking of learning the Django framework. What is better?
## Answer
Personally I feel you can write good/bad code in any language. I also firmly... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Is it good to switch from c# to python?
## Question
Currently I am developing in the .Net environment using C# but I want to know whether it is worth learning python. I'm thinking of learning the Django framework. What is better?
## Answer
It can't hurt to learn Python, especially considering some of the heavy weig... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Is it good to switch from c# to python?
## Question
Currently I am developing in the .Net environment using C# but I want to know whether it is worth learning python. I'm thinking of learning the Django framework. What is better?
## Answer
Yes, you should learn Python, but it has nothing to do with Python or C# bei... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Is it good to switch from c# to python?
## Question
Currently I am developing in the .Net environment using C# but I want to know whether it is worth learning python. I'm thinking of learning the Django framework. What is better?
## Answer
Never stop learning!
That said, how can you compare the two? How good is P... | stackoverflow-qa |
# time length of an mp3 file
## Question
What is the simplest way to determine the length (in seconds) of a given mp3 file, without using outside libraries? (python source highly appreciated)
## Answer
You can use pymad. It's an external library, but don't fall for the Not Invented Here trap. Any particular reason ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# time length of an mp3 file
## Question
What is the simplest way to determine the length (in seconds) of a given mp3 file, without using outside libraries? (python source highly appreciated)
## Answer
Simple, parse MP3 binary blob to calculate something, in Python
That sounds like a pretty tall order. I don't k... | stackoverflow-qa |
# time length of an mp3 file
## Question
What is the simplest way to determine the length (in seconds) of a given mp3 file, without using outside libraries? (python source highly appreciated)
## Answer
For google followers' sake, here are a few more external libs:
mpg321 -t
ffmpeg -i
midentify (mplayer basically) ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# time length of an mp3 file
## Question
What is the simplest way to determine the length (in seconds) of a given mp3 file, without using outside libraries? (python source highly appreciated)
## Answer
Also take a look at audioread (some linux distros including ubuntu have packages), https://github.com/sampsyo/audior... | stackoverflow-qa |
# time length of an mp3 file
## Question
What is the simplest way to determine the length (in seconds) of a given mp3 file, without using outside libraries? (python source highly appreciated)
## Answer
simply use mutagen
$pip install mutagen
use it in python shell:
from mutagen.mp3 import MP3
audio = MP3(file_pat... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Tabs versus spaces in Python programming
## Question
I have always used tabs for indentation when I do Python programming. But then I came across a question here on SO where someone pointed out that most Python programmers use spaces instead of tabs to minimize editor-to-editor mistakes.
How does that make a differ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Find matching sequences in two binary files
## Question
Let me start off with a bit of background.
This morning one of our users reported that Testuff's setup file has been reported as infected with a virus by the CA antivirus. Confident that this was a false positive, I looked on the web and found that users of an... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Find matching sequences in two binary files
## Question
Let me start off with a bit of background.
This morning one of our users reported that Testuff's setup file has been reported as infected with a virus by the CA antivirus. Confident that this was a false positive, I looked on the web and found that users of an... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Find matching sequences in two binary files
## Question
Let me start off with a bit of background.
This morning one of our users reported that Testuff's setup file has been reported as infected with a virus by the CA antivirus. Confident that this was a false positive, I looked on the web and found that users of an... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Find matching sequences in two binary files
## Question
Let me start off with a bit of background.
This morning one of our users reported that Testuff's setup file has been reported as infected with a virus by the CA antivirus. Confident that this was a false positive, I looked on the web and found that users of an... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Parse DICOM files in native Python
## Question
What is the simplest and most-pythonic way to parse a DICOM file?
A native Python implementation without the use of non-Python libraries would be much preferred. DICOM is the standard file format in digital medical imaging (look here for more information).
There are ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Using **kwargs with SimpleXMLRPCServer in python
## Question
I have a class that I wish to expose as a remote service using pythons SimpleXMLRPCServer. The server startup looks like this:
server = SimpleXMLRPCServer((serverSettings.LISTEN_IP,serverSettings.LISTEN_PORT))
service = Service()
server.register_instanc... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Using **kwargs with SimpleXMLRPCServer in python
## Question
I have a class that I wish to expose as a remote service using pythons SimpleXMLRPCServer. The server startup looks like this:
server = SimpleXMLRPCServer((serverSettings.LISTEN_IP,serverSettings.LISTEN_PORT))
service = Service()
server.register_instanc... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Using **kwargs with SimpleXMLRPCServer in python
## Question
I have a class that I wish to expose as a remote service using pythons SimpleXMLRPCServer. The server startup looks like this:
server = SimpleXMLRPCServer((serverSettings.LISTEN_IP,serverSettings.LISTEN_PORT))
service = Service()
server.register_instanc... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Dynamically create variables inside function
## Question
I want to create variables inside function from dictionary.
Lets say I have a dictionary
bar = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}
and function
def foo():
pass
What I want to do is to create inside function "foo" variables with names of each dictionary item name... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Dynamically create variables inside function
## Question
I want to create variables inside function from dictionary.
Lets say I have a dictionary
bar = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}
and function
def foo():
pass
What I want to do is to create inside function "foo" variables with names of each dictionary item name... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Dynamically create variables inside function
## Question
I want to create variables inside function from dictionary.
Lets say I have a dictionary
bar = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}
and function
def foo():
pass
What I want to do is to create inside function "foo" variables with names of each dictionary item name... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Dynamically create variables inside function
## Question
I want to create variables inside function from dictionary.
Lets say I have a dictionary
bar = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}
and function
def foo():
pass
What I want to do is to create inside function "foo" variables with names of each dictionary item name... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Fetch a Wikipedia article with Python
## Question
I try to fetch a Wikipedia article with Python's urllib:
f = urllib.urlopen("http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&printable=yes")
s = f.read()
f.close()
However instead of the html page I get the following response: Error - Wikimedi... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Short Integers in Python
## Question
Python allocates integers automatically based on the underlying system architecture. Unfortunately I have a huge dataset which needs to be fully loaded into memory.
So, is there a way to force Python to use only 2 bytes for some integers (equivalent of C++ 'short')?
## Answer
... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Short Integers in Python
## Question
Python allocates integers automatically based on the underlying system architecture. Unfortunately I have a huge dataset which needs to be fully loaded into memory.
So, is there a way to force Python to use only 2 bytes for some integers (equivalent of C++ 'short')?
## Answer
... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Short Integers in Python
## Question
Python allocates integers automatically based on the underlying system architecture. Unfortunately I have a huge dataset which needs to be fully loaded into memory.
So, is there a way to force Python to use only 2 bytes for some integers (equivalent of C++ 'short')?
## Answer
... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Short Integers in Python
## Question
Python allocates integers automatically based on the underlying system architecture. Unfortunately I have a huge dataset which needs to be fully loaded into memory.
So, is there a way to force Python to use only 2 bytes for some integers (equivalent of C++ 'short')?
## Answer
... | stackoverflow-qa |
# SVG rendering in a PyGame application
## Question
In a pyGame application, I would like to render resolution-free GUI widgets described in SVG.
What tool and/or library can I use to reach this goal ?
(I like the OCEMP GUI toolkit but it seems to be bitmap dependent for its rendering)
## Answer
You can use Cairo (... | stackoverflow-qa |
# SVG rendering in a PyGame application
## Question
In a pyGame application, I would like to render resolution-free GUI widgets described in SVG.
What tool and/or library can I use to reach this goal ?
(I like the OCEMP GUI toolkit but it seems to be bitmap dependent for its rendering)
## Answer
I realise this does... | stackoverflow-qa |
# SVG rendering in a PyGame application
## Question
In a pyGame application, I would like to render resolution-free GUI widgets described in SVG.
What tool and/or library can I use to reach this goal ?
(I like the OCEMP GUI toolkit but it seems to be bitmap dependent for its rendering)
## Answer
Cairo cannot render... | stackoverflow-qa |
# SVG rendering in a PyGame application
## Question
In a pyGame application, I would like to render resolution-free GUI widgets described in SVG.
What tool and/or library can I use to reach this goal ?
(I like the OCEMP GUI toolkit but it seems to be bitmap dependent for its rendering)
## Answer
pygamesvg seems to ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# SVG rendering in a PyGame application
## Question
In a pyGame application, I would like to render resolution-free GUI widgets described in SVG.
What tool and/or library can I use to reach this goal ?
(I like the OCEMP GUI toolkit but it seems to be bitmap dependent for its rendering)
## Answer
This is a complete ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# SVG rendering in a PyGame application
## Question
In a pyGame application, I would like to render resolution-free GUI widgets described in SVG.
What tool and/or library can I use to reach this goal ?
(I like the OCEMP GUI toolkit but it seems to be bitmap dependent for its rendering)
## Answer
The last comment cr... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
You can use
os.listdir(path)
For reference and more os functions look here:
Python 2 docs: https://docs.python.org/2/library/os.html#os.listdir
Python 3 docs: https://docs.python... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
import os
for filename in os.listdir("C:\\temp"):
print filename
Tags: python, filesystems | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
Try this:
import os
for top, dirs, files in os.walk('./'):
for nm in files:
print os.path.join(top, nm)
Tags: python, filesystems | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
This is a way to traverse every file and directory in a directory tree:
import os
for dirname, dirnames, filenames in os.walk('.'):
# print path to all subdirectories first.
... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
Here's a helper function I use quite often:
import os
def listdir_fullpath(d):
return [os.path.join(d, f) for f in os.listdir(d)]
Tags: python, filesystems | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
I wrote a long version, with all the options I might need: http://sam.nipl.net/code/python/find.py
I guess it will fit here too:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
import sys
def ls(... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
If you need globbing abilities, there's a module for that as well. For example:
import glob
glob.glob('./[0-9].*')
will return something like:
['./1.gif', './2.txt']
See the doc... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
A nice one liner to list only the files recursively. I used this in my setup.py package_data directive:
import os
[os.path.join(x[0],y) for x in os.walk('<some_directory>') for y i... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
A recursive implementation
import os
def scan_dir(dir):
for name in os.listdir(dir):
path = os.path.join(dir, name)
if os.path.isfile(path):
print pa... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Directory listing in Python
## Question
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python?
## Answer
For files in current working directory without specifying a path:
import os
os.listdir(os.getcwd())
I still think this is quite clumsy, if anyone knows a shorter equivalent please ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Python subprocess issue with ampersands
## Question
I'm currently having a major issue with a python script. The script runs arbitrary commands through a handler to convert incorrect error reporting into correct error reporting.
The issue I'm having is getting the script to work correctly on windows with a command ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Python subprocess issue with ampersands
## Question
I'm currently having a major issue with a python script. The script runs arbitrary commands through a handler to convert incorrect error reporting into correct error reporting.
The issue I'm having is getting the script to work correctly on windows with a command ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Python subprocess issue with ampersands
## Question
I'm currently having a major issue with a python script. The script runs arbitrary commands through a handler to convert incorrect error reporting into correct error reporting.
The issue I'm having is getting the script to work correctly on windows with a command ... | stackoverflow-qa |
# Python subprocess issue with ampersands
## Question
I'm currently having a major issue with a python script. The script runs arbitrary commands through a handler to convert incorrect error reporting into correct error reporting.
The issue I'm having is getting the script to work correctly on windows with a command ... | stackoverflow-qa |
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