Roy Smith wrote:
The idea interface I see would be one like:
shutil.copy([source_dir, '*.conf'], conf_dir)
the idea is that if the first argument is a list (or maybe any
iterable other than a string?), it would automatically get run through
os.path.join(). And, the result would always get passed through glob
(), just like a normal shell would. Does anything like this exist?
Why don't you wrap up your earlier code:
> configs = glob.glob(os.path.join(source_dir, '*.conf'))
> for conf_file in configs:
> shutil.copy(conf_file, conf_dir)
...in a module with the exact interface you're after?
Chris
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