Christopher Arndt schrieb:
> You can get the path of your "static" directory like this:
>
> from os.path import join, normpath
> import pkg_resources
>
> static_dir = pkg_resources.resource_file('mypkg', 'static')
>
> filename = join(normpath(static_dir), nome_band, nome)
Correction: actually it is better to get the path of the static dir from
the configuration, in case it was changed from the default. See the wiki
for an (updated) explanation:
http://docs.turbogears.org/1.0/StaticFiles#using-the-serve-file-function
NB: In your use case it might actually be better to just generate a URL
to the files in the static directory and let CherryPy serve the files
through the normal static filter mechanism or, even better, let them be
served by Apache or another web server via a RewriteRule or sth similar.
def crea_link_azioni_file(musica_obj):
from elementtree.ElementTree import Element
span = Element("span")
link1 = Element('a', href='/static/%s/%s' %
(musica_obj.nome_band, musica_obj.nome_file))
...
return span
Chris
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