hi ...
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#!/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"
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suhail shaik wrote:
hi ...
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#!/usr/bin/python
#Globals here
ROOTDIR = "/home/qmss2/Desktop/sbd/hive2_ffmpegsvn/" # Root dir where ts
files a
>
> for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
> print filename
>
>
> Variable names are case sensitive.
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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.
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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
thanks silly me...it was of great help.
On 7/21/08, Michael Connors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> for fileName in glob.glob('*.mpg'):
>> print filename
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>> Variable names are case sensitive.
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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
#
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
