On 1 Jan., 20:32, Yuval Levy <[email protected]> wrote:
> First: I updated the ptoimggen.py script to deal with Windows paths. I love
> Python. Attached (for Kay).
Yuval, I suppose you want to make sure that, when using the script on
a Unix machine, ptos coming from Windows users will be properly
treated. But it makes the script non-portable. How about a Windows
user wanting to process a pto from a Unix machine?
name = os.path.basename ( line.n.value.replace ('\\', '/') ) +
'_dummy.jpg'
will only work one-way.
I think the best solution might be to use
name = re.sub ( '.*[/\\]' , '' , line.n.value )
which discards everything up to the last slash or backslash. What do
you say?
Kay
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