Terry Reedy wrote: > for dir in pathobject: > if isdir(dir): cd(dir) > > *is*, in essence, what the OS mainly does with paths (after splitting the > string representation into pieces).
That's why there is rarely a need to to it in Python code. > Directory walks also work with paths as sequences (stacks, in particular). I'd say it works with stacks of pathes, not with stacks of path elements. I'm not saying that there isn't any use for having a list of path elements. But it isn't that common, so it should get an methodname to make it more explicit. Daniel -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
