glob.glob unicode bug or feature

[Neil Hodgson]

Peter Otten:

> The information whether glob() was passed a unicode or str is lost in the
> following line in glob.glob1():
>
> if not dirname: dirname = os.curdir
>
> A quick fix would be
>
> if not dirname:
>     dirname = type(dirname)(os.curdir)

   This didn't work for me as os.curdir has already been added in the call
to glob1. Instead, for Python 2.3, also changing line 22 inside glob() to

        return glob1(type(dirname)(os.curdir), basename)

   worked.

   Neil