> Mark,
> Do you know if it's possible to get all the usual "right-click"
> file properties using win32com or ctypes? I know Windows presents short
> names via properties, but wasn't sure that's exposed via either. I
> googled this but didn't see a clear direction after the first 50 hits.
>
FYI,
looking around a bit on Google it appears this question has been
posted before without a clear answer...in fact, lots of places without
clear answers. One guy went so far as to "cheat" as he put and used
WSH. But that's not much better than my "cheat". So, aside from Mark's
short co
I'm afraid your message isn't very clear. You should try and copy the
smallest possible code that demonstrates your problem, exactly as Bobby did
in his reply.
>
> I got errors with unicode file names. See my unicode test file name:
>UFN=u'%s\\xA\xff'%os.getcwd()
Is that what you mean? You
Why the insistence on short file names? Did you try encapsulating your
filenames in quotes when passing to FSUM?
C:\speedtest\fsum.exe -sha1 -D"C:\SPEEDTEST" "this is my test file"
Another workaround to try if GetShortPathNameW() is truly not available would
be to use "dir". This is kludgy b
Hi !
I wrote to Python list, but nobody answer to my problem.
I copy these mails to this body.
So: I need to optimize my disk hasher code. I need to make quick code,
and I see that FSUM make better speed than python sha/md5 with py2exe.
But I need to "transport" filenames to FSUM.
I got errors
