On 2008-05-06 Michael Robertson wrote:
> I'm having trouble opening a file in linux, whose path has
> spaces in it.
>
> $ mkdir my\ test
> $ echo test > my\ test/test.txt
> $ python
>
> >>> open('./my test/test.txt')
> Exception
That's funny. These exact steps work fine for me on Linux, with
Python 2.5.2, and even 1.5.2.
Does 'os.path.normpath' have anything interesting to say about
what you're passing it?
> but yet...
>
> >>> import os
> >>> os.chdir('./my test')
> >>> open('./test')
>
> works just fine.
How doctored up is this example? In the above ./test should not
actually exist. Did the chdir actually work? Or did you remove
the .txt?
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