hi
when parsing a list of filenames like ['F:/mydir/one.jpg','F:/mydir/
two.jpg'....] etc i want to extract the
basename without the suffix...ie i want to get 'one','two' etc and not
'one.jpg'

is there a function in python to do this or do i have tosplit it ..?
thanks
RG

royG wrote:

when parsing a list of filenames like ['F:/mydir/one.jpg','F:/mydir/
two.jpg'....] etc i want to extract the
basename without the suffix...ie i want to get 'one','two' etc and not
'one.jpg'
>
is there a function in python to do this or do i have tosplit it ..?
thanks

os.path.splitext is the one, it think.

royG wrote:

hi
when parsing a list of filenames like ['F:/mydir/one.jpg','F:/mydir/
two.jpg'....] etc i want to extract the
basename without the suffix...ie i want to get 'one','two' etc and not
'one.jpg'
>
is there a function in python to do this or do i have tosplit it ..?
thanks
RG

import os

fname='F:/mydir/two.jpg'
filenameonly=os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(fna me))[0]

-Larry