Hello
Here is my simple listdir example:
>>import os os.listdir("C :\Python24\") # This directory relly exists
Here is my error:
WindowsError: [Errno 3] The system cannot find the path specified: 'l/
*.*'
Regards,
Vedran 3 8815
On 8/3/07, ve***********@v-programs.com <ve***********@ v-programs.comwro te:
Hello
Here is my simple listdir example:
>import os os.listdir("C: \Python24\") # This directory relly exists
Here is my error:
WindowsError: [Errno 3] The system cannot find the path specified: 'l/
*.*'
That's a somewhat surprising error. Under 2.5, I get a more helpful
error message:
>>import os os.listdir("C :\Python25\")
SyntaxError: EOL while scanning single-quoted string
That's because I've escaped the closing quote of the string with \".
Use this instead:
>>os.listdir("C :\\Python25\\")
or
>>os.listdir("C :/Python25/")
since windows is usually happy to use forward slashes instead of
backslashes in directory names.
--
Jerry
On Aug 3, 2:50 pm, vedrandeko...@v-programs.com wrote:
Hello
Here is my simple listdir example:
>import os os.listdir("C: \Python24\") # This directory relly exists
Here is my error:
WindowsError: [Errno 3] The system cannot find the path specified: 'l/
*.*'
Regards,
Vedran
I get "SyntaxErro r: EOL while scanning single-quoted string", which is
what should happen when you escape the double-quotes at the end. Not
sure how you're getting that WindowsErrors.
If I do os.listdir('c:\ python24') instead, it works fine.
Mike ky******@gmail. com wrote:
> I get "SyntaxErro r: EOL while scanning single-quoted string", which is what should happen when you escape the double-quotes at the end. Not sure how you're getting that WindowsErrors.
If I do os.listdir('c:\ python24') instead, it works fine.
Yes, but only by accident. It will fail again if you try to do
os.listdir('c:\ tmp'). You need to use the right quoting.
--
Tim Roberts, ti**@probo.com
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