Re: Calling a definition

2006-10-19 Thread elake
Thanks for all of the help guys. I am still new to Python so this is part of the learning curve I guess. I will look at the glob module and see if that will do what I need to better. On Oct 19, 3:34 pm, Gabriel Genellina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At Thursday 19/10/2006 15:43, elake wrote: > > >

Re: Calling a definition

2006-10-19 Thread Gabriel Genellina
At Thursday 19/10/2006 15:43, elake wrote: I have a piece of code that I need some help with. It is supposed (in my mind at least) take two arguments, a start path and a file extension. Then when called it should return each of the file paths that are found matching the criteria. It is only retu

Re: Calling a definition

2006-10-19 Thread Fredrik Lundh
"elake" (if that's supposed to be swedish, that should be "elak") wrote: > I have a piece of code that I need some help with. It is supposed (in > my mind at least) take two arguments, a start path and a file > extension. Then when called it should return each of the file paths > that are found ma

Re: Calling a definition

2006-10-19 Thread Tim Chase
> I have a piece of code that I need some help with. It is > supposed (in my mind at least) take two arguments, a start > path and a file extension. Then when called it should return > each of the file paths that are found matching the criteria. > It is only returning the first file that it finds.

Calling a definition

2006-10-19 Thread elake
I have a piece of code that I need some help with. It is supposed (in my mind at least) take two arguments, a start path and a file extension. Then when called it should return each of the file paths that are found matching the criteria. It is only returning the first file that it finds. What am I