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dircache.listdir() or os.listdir()

kai
Hello,

I use dircache.listdir(myDir) in my module repeatedly. On OS WIN 2000
listdir() will re-read the directory structure! But on AIX, listdir()
will not re-read the directory structure (see Python Library
Reference).
I work with python version 2.2.

Now my 2 questions:
Why does dircache.listdir() work different?
Can I change in my modules dircache.listdir() with os.listdir() without
problems. I want to use the re-read functionality.

Thanks for your hints, Kai.

Apr 11 '06 #1
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kai
sorry, my posting was crazy

Apr 11 '06 #2

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