doubling slashes in a string
Joshua Muskovitz
josh at open.com
Fri Oct 6 22:35:19 EDT 2000
Man, I just have to say, I *love* python. I was struggling with the problem
of how to take a pathname and double all of the backslashes in it, so that
(for example):
c:\foo\bar\zingo.walla.walla --> c:\\foo\\bar\\zingo.walla.walla
And I was trying for figure out how to walk the character list and build a
new string, and then it dawned on me:
newname = string.join(string.split(oldname,"\\"), "\\\\")
It just keeps getting better and better. Thanks for inventing it, Guido!
-- josh
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