does anyone know why the os.path.walk() function would fail in the middle of reading the names of a directory under windows? I call it from the ineractive interpreter and it prints a portion of the names list that should get sent to the visit() func

Charles Harrison cah7k at virginia.edu
Mon Mar 17 15:51:20 EST 2003

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does anyone know why the os.path.walk() function would fail in the
middle of reading the names of a directory under windows?  I call it
from the ineractive interpreter and it prints a portion of the names
list that should get sent to the visit() function, but the list ends
in the middle of one of the names and there is no ']' on the end of
the list, but it doesnt return an error

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