En Thu, 04 Sep 2008 18:22:50 -0300, Stef Mientki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escribió:
(Sorry, I cannot help you with your main question)
When I launch the debugger ( winXP, Python 2.5) from with my editor
python -u -m pdb D:\\Data\\test_IDE.py
I get this error
IOError: (2, 'No such file or directory', 'D:\\Data\test_IDE.py')
NOTICE 1 backslash ----------------------------------^
If I launch the debugger with
python -u -m pdb D:/Data/test_IDE.py
It runs fine.
How do you launch the debugger from your editor? The "python -u -m ..." is
a command line, and should contain D:\Data\test_IDE.py (with backslashes).
Read your editor's documentation on how to put those backslashes there.
Python doesn't process or "cook" the arguments in any way, whatever the
editor passes in the command line, is what Python will get as arguments.
Although I mostly use os.path.join to be OS independent,
these kind of bugs give me the impression,
that I can better do the join myself and always use forward slashes.
Is this a valid conclusion ?
Not directly from this evidence - the issue is not directly related to
Python.
I'd use the generic path functions in os.path - like os.path.join, split,
splitext, dirname, basename... The / separator may work most of the time
on Windows, but not always, and it is not universal. Look at this file
path in VMS:
cdrom2:[dir1.dir2.dir3]filename.ext;24
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