[python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread suhail shaik 
hi ...

##
#!/usr/bin/python
#Globals here
ROOTDIR = "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/hive2_ffmpegsvn/" # Root dir where ts
files are located (or recorded)
PNAME = "/data/test/"
#DAILY_UPLOAD_PATH = "/mmis-ss9952/newsroom/du-dev/"

import os,glob
### MAIN ###
os.chdir(ROOTDIR)
os.mkdir("kf")
os.chdir(PNAME)
for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
print filename

file = fileName.split(".")
print file
os.chdir(ROOTDIR+"/kf")
os.mkdir(file)
command = "./hive2 -k kf/"+file+"/ -o "+file+".xml /data/test/"+fileName
print command
os.system(command)

#

i get the following error...

File "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/mpg.py", line 13, in 
print filename
NameError: name 'filename' is not defined


Please suggest me i am trying to read all the .mpg files from a directory..

thanks in advance ...please urgent help..
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Re: [python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread Tim Golden 

[You'll get a better audience on the main Python list. This list is mostly used 
for UK-specific stuff like meetups, job openings etc.]

suhail shaik wrote:

hi ...

##
#!/usr/bin/python
#Globals here
ROOTDIR = "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/hive2_ffmpegsvn/" # Root dir where ts 
files are located (or recorded)

PNAME = "/data/test/"
#DAILY_UPLOAD_PATH = "/mmis-ss9952/newsroom/du-dev/"

import os,glob
### MAIN ###
os.chdir(ROOTDIR)
os.mkdir("kf")
os.chdir(PNAME)
for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
print filename
   
file = fileName.split(".")

print file
os.chdir(ROOTDIR+"/kf")
os.mkdir(file)
command = "./hive2 -k kf/"+file+"/ -o "+file+".xml /data/test/"+fileName
print command
os.system(command)

#

i get the following error...

File "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/mpg.py", line 13, in 
print filename
NameError: name 'filename' is not defined



Python is a case-sensitive language. You can' say "for fileName in..."
in one line and then refer to "filename" in the next.

Even apart from the other problems you're going to have when you
realise that file is a list (and that you're shadowing a builtin name).

TJG
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Re: [python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread Michael Connors 
>
> for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
> print filename
>
>
> Variable names are case sensitive.
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Re: [python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread Tim Golden 

Tim Golden wrote:

Python is a case-sensitive language. You can' say "for fileName in..."
in one line and then refer to "filename" in the next.


Ooops. You *can't* say "for fileName in..." in one line
and "filename" in the next.

TJG
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Re: [python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread Robin Shields 
I'm not sure this is the right place for your question, but check how you
capitalised "filename" - in one case you used "fileName" and then called
"print filename" - because it is all lowercase this variable is undefined,
can't be printed, and you get an error.  You would probably have better luck
posting this kind of question on a python support forum (e.g.
http://bytes.com).

On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 3:38 PM, suhail shaik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> hi ...
>
> ##
> #!/usr/bin/python
> #Globals here
> ROOTDIR = "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/hive2_ffmpegsvn/" # Root dir where ts
> files are located (or recorded)
> PNAME = "/data/test/"
> #DAILY_UPLOAD_PATH = "/mmis-ss9952/newsroom/du-dev/"
>
> import os,glob
> ### MAIN ###
> os.chdir(ROOTDIR)
> os.mkdir("kf")
> os.chdir(PNAME)
> for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
> print filename
>
> file = fileName.split(".")
> print file
> os.chdir(ROOTDIR+"/kf")
> os.mkdir(file)
> command = "./hive2 -k kf/"+file+"/ -o "+file+".xml
> /data/test/"+fileName
> print command
> os.system(command)
>
> #
>
> i get the following error...
>
> File "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/mpg.py", line 13, in 
> print filename
> NameError: name 'filename' is not defined
>
>
> Please suggest me i am trying to read all the .mpg files from a directory..
>
> thanks in advance ...please urgent help..
>
>
>
>
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Re: [python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread suhail shaik 
thanks silly me...it was of great help.
On 7/21/08, Michael Connors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>> for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
>> print filename
>>
>>
>> Variable names are case sensitive.
> --
> Michael Connors
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Re: [python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread Andy Armstrong 

On 21 Jul 2008, at 15:38, suhail shaik wrote:

##
#!/usr/bin/python
#Globals here
ROOTDIR = "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/hive2_ffmpegsvn/" # Root dir  
where ts files are located (or recorded)

PNAME = "/data/test/"
#DAILY_UPLOAD_PATH = "/mmis-ss9952/newsroom/du-dev/"

import os,glob
### MAIN ###
os.chdir(ROOTDIR)
os.mkdir("kf")
os.chdir(PNAME)
for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
print filename

file = fileName.split(".")
print file
os.chdir(ROOTDIR+"/kf")
os.mkdir(file)
command = "./hive2 -k kf/"+file+"/ -o "+file+".xml /data/ 
test/"+fileName

print command
os.system(command)

#

i get the following error...

File "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/mpg.py", line 13, in 
print filename
NameError: name 'filename' is not defined



Variables are case sensitive - so fileName and filename are not the  
same thing.


--
Andy Armstrong, Just Another Perl Hacker :)




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Re: [python-uk] invalid syntax

2008-07-21 Thread Zeth 
In addition to what others have said,

2008/7/21 suhail shaik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> command = "./hive2 -k kf/"+file+"/ -o "+file+".xml /data/test/"+fileName
> print command
> os.system(command)

Whatever you are trying to do here, you might want to try doing purely
in Python instead of mixing in shell. Doing it all in Python will make
your script more likely to work cross-platform.
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