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On 10/24/2011 12:30 AM, apometron wrote:
The problem is that it is not reporting any error.
The do something and quits silently.
No rename action is done and no error.
Running Python 2.7 on Windows Seven.
Your link http://pastebin.com/dExFtTkp shows two copies of the code.
I'm assuming they're identical, and using the second one.
How do you know no rename action is done? Did you do a dir before and
after running it? Were there any files that actually had underscores in
them? Did you try adding a print to the innermost if statement to see
if it ever ran? Did you try adding a print right after the os.rename
that showed both nome and final?
When I run it in CPython 2.7 on Linux, it successfully renamed the file
(dumm_1.txt) I had supplied.
davea@think:~/pytests$ ls
dumm_1.txt itpone.itp~ lina.py~ pdbone.pdb~ prim.py~
itpone.itp lina.py pdbone.pdb prim.py whatswrong.py
davea@think:~/pytests$ python whatswrong.py dumm_1.txt
davea@think:~/pytests$ ls
dumm 1.txt itpone.itp~ lina.py~ pdbone.pdb~ prim.py~
itpone.itp lina.py pdbone.pdb prim.py whatswrong.py
davea@think:~/pytests$
(I had to delete the following part, since you put yours out of order)
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