ANN: path module 1.1.3

[Jason Orendorff]

path.py provides an object for working with files and directories.
Less typing than os.path, more fun, a few new tricks.

Download path.py version 1.1.3:
  http://www.jorendorff.com/articles/python/path

New features since version 1.0:
  - Wraps more functions from os.path.
  - Now wraps functionality from the os module:  rename(), mkdir(),
    stat(), and so on.
  - Also wraps glob and shutil modules.  Methods include glob(),
    copy(), copytree(), rmtree(), etc.
  - New convenience methods: 
    p.files() and p.dirs() for listing directory contents.
    p.bytes(), p.text(), p.lines() for reading in whole files
        with a single method call.
    p.touch() imitates the Unix 'touch' command.
  - Bug fixes; test suite.

Quick example:
  import os
  from path import path
  home = path(os.environ['HOME'])
  for f in home.walkfiles():
      if f.endswith('~'):
          f.remove()

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  1.1.3</a> - Python <code>path</code> module, a convenient object for
  working with files and directories.