Thanks. read() did not work when I opened the file with:
f = open(someFilePath)
But after changing to f = open(someFilePath, "rb") the read() works
fine.
VJ
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"vinjvinj" wrote:
> f = open(someFilePath, "rb")
> content = []
> for data in content.read()
>content.append(data)
> fullContent = "".join(content)
>
> Is there a more efficient way of doing this?
read reads until end of file, so unless the source is something unusual,
a plain
fullConten
Em Qua, 2006-03-15 às 13:49 -0800, vinjvinj escreveu:
> f = open(someFilePath, "rb")
> content = []
> for data in content.read()
>content.append(data)
> fullContent = "".join(content)
>
> Is there a more efficient way of doing this? I'll be running this
> operation on 10,000+ files where each
f = open(someFilePath, "rb")
content = []
for data in content.read()
content.append(data)
fullContent = "".join(content)
Is there a more efficient way of doing this? I'll be running this
operation on 10,000+ files where each file is an image file with size
50k-100k
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