How could this code fragment...
def subInPath(origPath, subPath):
origSplit = split(origPath, '/')
subSplit = split(subPath, '/')
subRoot = subSplit[0]
origSplit.reverse()
print origSplit.index(subRoot)
rootIndex = origSplit.index(subRoot)
origSplit[:rootIndex+1] = []
origSplit.reverse()
newPath = join(origSplit, sep)
newPath += (sep + subPath)
if not exists(newPath):
raise Exception, "Path subbed in not found开发者_运维技巧."
return newPath
with the arguments ("C:/Users/MyName/Desktop/second_stage/Kickle_Pack/GardenLand_D.xml", "Kickle_Pack/Animations/TileAnims_48x48.xml")
...
Output 2
at the print statement, but throw a ValueError
at the statement below it. I'm baffled.
Always use os.path
module when working with directories or paths. It's got all the methods needed to work with directories, plus it has the advantage of being compatible in multiples operating system.
It's just better software engineering.
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