J
Jason
Here's the code I'm using:
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import os, string
for root, dirs, files in os.walk('/home/_Comedy'):
for file in files:
str = os.path.dirname(file)
print root, str.strip(), "/", file.strip()
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The problem is that even after using strip(), it still prints a list like
this:
/home/_Comedy/ISIRTA / ISIRTA - 1966.03.28 - s02e03 - Ali Baba.mp3
/home/_Comedy/ISIRTA / ISIRTA - 1966.04.04 - s02e04 - Nelson.mp3
/home/_Comedy/ISIRTA / ISIRTA - 1966.04.18 - s02e06 - Angus Prune.mp3
^^^^^
^^^^^
I can't remove these mystery spaces that I'm pointing to no matter what I
try. Neither the directories or filenames have spaces before or after
them. Even if they did, they should've been removed when I used the strip
command.
Any ideas?
####################################
import os, string
for root, dirs, files in os.walk('/home/_Comedy'):
for file in files:
str = os.path.dirname(file)
print root, str.strip(), "/", file.strip()
####################################
The problem is that even after using strip(), it still prints a list like
this:
/home/_Comedy/ISIRTA / ISIRTA - 1966.03.28 - s02e03 - Ali Baba.mp3
/home/_Comedy/ISIRTA / ISIRTA - 1966.04.04 - s02e04 - Nelson.mp3
/home/_Comedy/ISIRTA / ISIRTA - 1966.04.18 - s02e06 - Angus Prune.mp3
^^^^^
^^^^^
I can't remove these mystery spaces that I'm pointing to no matter what I
try. Neither the directories or filenames have spaces before or after
them. Even if they did, they should've been removed when I used the strip
command.
Any ideas?