os.path.walk arg

[Matt Gerrans]

"Afanasiy" wrote:
> I don't completely understand that, but I just do...
>
>   os.path.walk(self.content,self.processcontent,None)

Does it work?   If so, what does the rest of your code look like?   This is
what I mean (brief as possible, not my usual coding style):

import os
from pprint import pprint

class Pathinator(object):
   def walker(self,directory,files):
      self.dirlist.append(directory)

   def goGood(self,path):
      self.dirlist = []
      os.path.walk( path, Pathinator.walker, self )

   def goBad(self,path):
      self.dirlist = []
      os.path.walk( path, self.walker, None )   # Is this what you mean?

p = Pathinator()
p.goGood(r'c:\temp')
print 'From goGood:'
pprint( p.dirlist )   # Shows the list.

print 'From goBad:'
p.goBad(r'c:\temp')   # Throws an exception (got 4 args, expected 3)
pprint( p.dirlist )