[Tutor] Cleaning up output

2013-07-03 Thread bjames
I've written my first program to take a given directory and look in all directories below it for duplicate files (duplicate being defined as having the same MD5 hash, which I know isn't a perfect solution, but for what I'm doing is good enough) My problem now is that my output file is a rather con

Re: [Tutor] First program after PyCamp

2013-06-12 Thread bjames
I've updated this code and to make it more easily readible put it in a github repo https://github.com/CyberCowboy/FindDuplicates Everything is working, however the code is hard to read and I'll be working on cleaning that up, as well as splitting the program into 3 different functions (one that ge

Re: [Tutor] First program after PyCamp

2013-06-12 Thread bjames
I've updated this code and to make it more easily readible put it in a github repo https://github.com/CyberCowboy/FindDuplicates Everything is working, however the code is hard to read and I'll be working on cleaning that up, as well as splitting the program into 3 different functions (one that ge

Re: [Tutor] First program after PyCamp

2013-06-10 Thread bjames
Thank you for your quick response Dave. I found out after I submitted my code here that it does in fact work now. I had spent several interupted hours trying to get it to work and must have changed something and forgotten about the change before submitting it here. I appreciate your suggestions

Re: [Tutor] First program after PyCamp

2013-06-10 Thread bjames
Walter, Thanks for the quick reply, I mentioned to Dave Angel that when I was working on it I spent a few interrupted hours working on it (at work, people asking for things distracted me) and the problem I mentioned WAS happening on small test cases, but yes when I run the code I actually submitte