On Wed, 2006-01-25 at 21:02 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
> ext = '.jpg'
> name = fields['name']
> image = Path('/images') / name + ext
Here's a good example of why I ultimately don't like __div__. The last
line seems quite non-obvious to me. It's actually jarring enough that I
have to stop and think about what it means because it /looks/ like
there's math going on.
OTOH, something like:
image = Path('', 'images', name) + ext
or even better
image = Path.join('', 'images', name) + ext
where .join is a staticmethod, seems much clearer.
-Barry
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