On May 5, 10:24 pm, "Gabriel Genellina"
wrote:
> I use this function on Windows to obtain the true case name of a file:
very nice. I think the python bindings to the gnome GIO library
*might* provide what I need on the linux side.
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En Tue, 05 May 2009 12:55:13 -0300, spillz
escribió:
/my/path/to/usbkey/and/file
everything up to "/my/path/to/usbkey" is case sensitive. only the "and/
file" is case insensitive. but my list of stored paths might include
all images under "/my". thus
/my/path/to/usbkey/and/file1==/my/path/to/
On May 5, 10:02 am, Scott David Daniels wrote:
> What is so tough about something like:
>
> base, dirs, files = next(os.walk(dirn)) # older: os.walk(dirn).next()
> current = dict((name.upper() for name in dirs + files)
> ...
> changed = some_name == current[some_name.upper()]
> ...
not so fast.
spillz wrote:
os;walk will tell you the correct case for each node. So if it gives
you a different case than the stored form, you have your answer.
Thanks, although I was hoping that wouldn't be the answer (I have to
compare a LOT of files).
What is so tough about something like:
base, dirs
> os;walk will tell you the correct case for each node. So if it gives
> you a different case than the stored form, you have your answer.
Thanks, although I was hoping that wouldn't be the answer (I have to
compare a LOT of files).
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dmoore wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to get the unique pathname for files stored
on FAT32 or other case insensitive drives?
For example:
os.path.samefile('/media/usbkey/file1.jpg','/media/usbkey/FILE1.jpg')
returns True
but, is there a simple way to determine whether '/media/usbkey/
file1.
Does anyone know of a way to get the unique pathname for files stored
on FAT32 or other case insensitive drives?
For example:
os.path.samefile('/media/usbkey/file1.jpg','/media/usbkey/FILE1.jpg')
returns True
but, is there a simple way to determine whether '/media/usbkey/
file1.jpg' or '/media/
