>Hi Bryan,
>Here's a potential idea. Try converting the variable to a string by
>using the following syntax:
> thePath = str(thePathArg)
Actually it was a stupid thing, what happened was I was looping through the
commandline to build a file path in cases where there was more than one
comman
Bryan Rasmussen wrote:
> ... at one point in my program I check if a file exists using
> if exists("c:\projects"):
You should not be using a backslash in non-raw-string source to
mean anything but "escape the next character." The above should
either be written as:
if exists(r"c:\projects
Hi Bryan,
Here's a potential idea. Try converting the variable to a string by
using the following syntax:
thePath = str(thePathArg)
This will convert the current variable type to a string, which follows
the data type syntax that you have specified at the beginning of your
message.
Hope
Hi
I have a little program that is importing from os.path import exists, join,
isdir, normpath, isfile
at one point in my program I check if a file exists using
if exists("c:\projects"):
and that works fine.
If I change it to be
if exists(thepath):
where thepath is a commandline argument it does
