On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 6:30 PM, Alan Gauld <alan.ga...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Its not clear what exactly the sort criteria is,
sorry Alan, I meant that I want to keep the order as is.
> however have you looked
> at the os.walk() function for traversing directory trees? It may be all
> you need.
Yes, but I'm not confident with it (the more reason to use it you will say :) ).
Below the script I'm working on, rather unstable still. It will be put
to work in Cherrypy so I browse through my media directories and send
playlists to my media player(s). Very preliminary still.
ingo
--- %< --- %< ---
import os, string, urllib
topdirs={
'Audio': 'c:',
'Video': 'd:',
'Photo': 'e:'
}
path = 'c:\\Python27'
path = os.path.abspath(path)
print path
topdir = 'Audio'
def mkPATH(path, topdirs=topdirs):
path=urllib.url2pathname(path)
path=string.split(path,'\\',1)
return os.path.join(topdirs[path[0]],path[1])
def mkURL(dir):
return urllib.pathname2url(dir)
def mk_alias(dir, old=topdirs[topdir], new=topdir):
return string.replace(dir,old,new)
def mk_aliasURL(dir):
return mkURL(mk_alias(dir))
def mk_pathlist(path):
pathlist=[]
dir=''
for item in path.split("\\"):
dir=os.path.join(dir,item)
dir=mkURL(dir)
a=[item,dir]
pathlist.append(a)
return pathlist
aliaspath = mk_alias(path)
directories = mk_pathlist(aliaspath)
files = []
content = os.listdir(path)
content.sort()
for item in content:
fullpath = os.path.join(path, item)
if os.path.isdir(fullpath):
directories.append([item, mk_aliasURL(fullpath)])
else:
files.append([item, mk_aliasURL(fullpath)])
print '\n Path \n', path
print '\n AliasPath \n', aliaspath
print '\n Dirs \n', directories
print '\n Files \n', files
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