In short, I am observing IronPython completely go thru the below
method and only to return empty, while other Python environments
return a value and exit on the first return statement. I believe this
may be some sort of bug. Can someone confirm this for me, otherwise I
will need to troubleshoot this more. "filename" is assigned with one
file name in both IronPython and Python. I don't know if
os.listdir(path) is operational in IronPython or I am not loading
paths in there or what.
I have some modified ConceptNet script files and I almost have it
running in IronPython which is exciting but as you can see I am still
working on some things.
Thanks, as always.
====method ...
def find_file(self,filename):
if filename in os.listdir('.'):
return './'+filename
if os.environ.has_key('MONTYLINGUA'):
csplits=os.environ['MONTYLINGUA'].split(';')
csplits=map(lambda groupss:groupss.strip(),csplits)
for enabled_arr in csplits:
try :
if filename in os.listdir(enabled_arr):
return enabled_arr+'/'+filename
except :
pass
if os.environ.has_key('PATH'):
csplits=os.environ['PATH'].split(';')
csplits=map(lambda groupss:groupss.strip(),csplits)
for enabled_arr in csplits:
try :
if filename in os.listdir(enabled_arr):
return enabled_arr+'/'+filename
except :
pass
return ''
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Later, Joe
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