Pieter Claerhout pieter.claerhout at pandora.be
Mon Dec 31 10:05:17 EST 2001

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Hi Peter,

you can use the os.rename function for this.

Pieter

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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 3:53 PM
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Subject: mv command


I'm new to Python, and can't find the way to move a file individually
from a for loop to another directory.

Regards

Peter




#!/usr/bin/python
import os, sys, commands, string

lscmd = 'ls '
lsdir = '/home/pk/old'
lsmask = '*.txt'
mvdir = 'home/pk/new'
cmdtxt = lscmd + lsdir + '/' + lsmask
print cmdtxt
f = commands.getstatusoutput(cmdtxt)
print f
print '[', f[0],']', f[1]


if f[0] == 0:
	f_split = string.split(f[1],'\n')
	print f_split


	for x in f_split:		 
		 
		 print '-->', x
		
else:
	print 'no file corresponding to lsmask'
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