glob

问题 I often use ./*/ in a for loop like for d in ./*/; do : # do something with dirs done to match all non-hidden directories in current working directory, but I'm not really sure if this is a portable way to do that. I have bash, dash and ksh installed on my system and it works with all, but since POSIX spec doesn't say anything about it (or it says implicitly, and I missed it) I think I can't rely on it. I also checked POSIX bug reports, but to no avail, there's no mention of it there as well.

问题 I am trying to glob all files&directories with gulp.src() expcept all directories starting with the character _ (i.e. _Stuff/ ). How can I achieve that? 回答1: Say you have a folder project/src that contains the following files: file.txt folder folder/file.txt folder/_subfolder folder/_subfolder/file.txt folder/subfolder folder/subfolder/file.txt _folder _folder/file.txt _folder/_subfolder _folder/_subfolder/file.txt _folder/subfolder _folder/subfolder/file.txt Then this task in project

问题 I am trying to glob all files&directories with gulp.src() expcept all directories starting with the character _ (i.e. _Stuff/ ). How can I achieve that? 回答1: Say you have a folder project/src that contains the following files: file.txt folder folder/file.txt folder/_subfolder folder/_subfolder/file.txt folder/subfolder folder/subfolder/file.txt _folder _folder/file.txt _folder/_subfolder _folder/_subfolder/file.txt _folder/subfolder _folder/subfolder/file.txt Then this task in project

问题 I would like to ask how to efficiently handle accessing of filenames in a folder in the right order (alphabetical and increasing in number). For example, I have the following files in a folder: apple1.dat, apple2.dat, apple10.dat, banana1.dat, banana2.dat, banana10.dat. I would like to read the contents of the files such that apple1.dat will be read first and banana10.dat will be read last. Thanks. This is what I did so far. from glob import glob files=glob('*.dat') for list in files # I read

问题 With Python's Fabric I want to transfer files to and from a remote server. The list of files to transfer I need to generate from a glob expression like * or *.txt (and then apply some addional exclusions afterwards). For the case of transferring to the remote it is easy to glob the list of source files, because the source is local: [ f for f in Path(local_dir).glob(<my glob expression>)] But how do I do this on the remote server? I have a connection to the remote established via with fabric

问题 How do you sort an array of strings which also contain numbers. For example I have used the glob() function to get a list of file names. By default the array output the files in ascending order but reads each numeric character individually rather than a whole number. Default output "C://path/to/file/file.tpl" "C://path/to/file/file1.tpl" "C://path/to/file/file11.tpl" "C://path/to/file/file12.tpl" .... .... "C://path/to/file/file2.tpl" Required output "C://path/to/file/file.tpl" "C://path/to

问题 How do you sort an array of strings which also contain numbers. For example I have used the glob() function to get a list of file names. By default the array output the files in ascending order but reads each numeric character individually rather than a whole number. Default output "C://path/to/file/file.tpl" "C://path/to/file/file1.tpl" "C://path/to/file/file11.tpl" "C://path/to/file/file12.tpl" .... .... "C://path/to/file/file2.tpl" Required output "C://path/to/file/file.tpl" "C://path/to

问题 I am using Sphinx to build user docs for an application. According to the documentation for build configuration file there is an html_sidebars setting with an example documentaion. html_sidebars = { '**': ['globaltoc.html', 'sourcelink.html', 'searchbox.html'], 'using/windows': ['windowssidebar.html', 'searchbox.html'], } I am looking to have all pages display the sidebar except one, I have only been able to achieve the inverse of that, where the sidebar appears on just one page and not the

问题 I have been attempting to extract data from excel files, convert it into an array, then write it into some other currently undefined file type (so a .txt file is the current placeholder file type). I'm sure the code is rather ugly, but it works: import os import pandas as pd import glob import numpy as np def xlxtract(): for filename in glob.glob('*.xlsx'): ExcelFile = filename[:-5] RosewoodData = pd.read_excel(ExcelFile + '.xlsx') DataMatrix = np.array(RosewoodData) DataMatrixString = np

问题 The following excerpt code, when running on perl 5.16.3 and older versions, has a strange behavior, where subsequent calls to a glob in the line input operator causes the glob to continue returning previous values, rather than running the glob anew. #!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; my @dirs = ("/tmp/foo", "/tmp/bar"); foreach my $dir (@dirs) { my $count = 0; my $glob = "*"; print "Processing $glob in $dir\n"; while (<$dir/$glob>) { print "Processing file $_\n"; $count++; last if