+1 to what Alan said.
Its not clear what you are asking & if you are asking something at all.
( to me, it seems like you are answering someone's query & accidentally
posted here on the python tutor mailing list)
sent from mobile device ;
excuse typos & auto-correct errors
On Jan 9, 2016 00:17, "
On 08/01/16 14:04, sebastian cheung via Tutor wrote:
> * take an s3 destination path as an argument optionally containing the string
> ++DATE++ as a placeholder (e.g. s3://my-bucket/objects/++DATE++/,
> s3://my-bucket/objects/++DATE++/file-++DATE++.txt and s3://my-bucket/objects/
> should all be
* take an s3 destination path as an argument optionally containing the string
++DATE++ as a placeholder (e.g. s3://my-bucket/objects/++DATE++/,
s3://my-bucket/objects/++DATE++/file-++DATE++.txt and s3://my-bucket/objects/
should all be valid)
I already have something for something more simple, b
