Oops, sorry missed something converting from a method to a function:
Here is a function that I wrote to do that. It doesn't do
exactly what you want, but might save you some time.
def spliturl(url):
'''
spliturl - method to split composite url into its component parts
ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/dav
gets split into:
scheme.............ftp
domain.............www.domain.com
username...........username
password...........password
rootfolder........./dav
port...............None
returns list of 6 strings/None containing above listed variables
'''
parts=urlparse.urlsplit(url)
scheme=parts[0]
usernameandpassword, domain=urllib.splituser(parts[1])
username, password=urllib.splitpasswd(usernameandpassword)
rootfolder, port=urllib.splitport(parts[2])
if port is not None: port=int(port)
return [scheme, domain, username, password, rootfolder, port]
-Larry Bates
metaperl wrote:
> The urlparse with Python 2.4.3 includes the user and pass in the site
> aspect of its parse:
>
>>>> scheme, site, path, parms, query, fid =
>>>> urlparse.urlparse("http://bill:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/lib/module-urlparse.html")
>
>>>> site
> 'bill:[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>
>
> I personally would prefer that it be broken down a bit further. What
> are existing opinions on this?
>
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