问题
I have python 2.7 and am trying to issue:
glob('{faint,bright*}/{science,calib}/chip?/')
I obtain no matches, however from the shell echo {faint,bright*}/{science,calib}/chip?
gives:
faint/science/chip1 faint/science/chip2 faint/calib/chip1 faint/calib/chip2 bright1/science/chip1 bright1/science/chip2 bright1w/science/chip1 bright1w/science/chip2 bright2/science/chip1 bright2/science/chip2 bright2w/science/chip1 bright2w/science/chip2 bright1/calib/chip1 bright1/calib/chip2 bright1w/calib/chip1 bright1w/calib/chip2 bright2/calib/chip1 bright2/calib/chip2 bright2w/calib/chip1 bright2w/calib/chip2
What is wrong with my expression?
回答1:
Since {}
aren't part glob() in Python, what you probably want is something like
import os
import re
...
match_dir = re.compile('(faint|bright.*)/(science|calib)(/chip)?')
for dirpath, dirnames, filenames = in os.walk("/your/top/dir")
if match_dir.search(dirpath):
do_whatever_with_files(dirpath, files)
# OR
do_whatever_with_subdirs(dirpath, dirnames)
回答2:
{..}
is known as brace expansion, and is a separate step applied before globbing takes place.
It's not part of globs, and not supported by the python glob function.
回答3:
Try https://pypi.python.org/pypi/braceexpand
pip install braceexpand
Demo:
>>> from braceexpand import braceexpand
# Integer range
>>> list(braceexpand('item{1..3}'))
['item1', 'item2', 'item3']
# Nested patterns
>>> list(braceexpand('python{2.{5..7},3.{2,3}}'))
['python2.5', 'python2.6', 'python2.7', 'python3.2', 'python3.3']
回答4:
As that other guy
pointed out, Python doesn't support brace expansion directly. But since brace expansion is done before the wildcards are evaluated, you could do that yourself, e.g.,
result = glob('{faint,bright*}/{science,calib}/chip?/')
becomes
result = [
f
for b in ['faint', 'bright*']
for s in ['science', 'calib']
for f in glob('{b}/{s}/chip?/'.format(b=b, s=s))
]
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22996645/brace-expansion-in-python-glob