_fileNameToModuleName drek removal
Phlip
phlip_cpp at yahoo.com
Sun Jun 2 05:20:06 EDT 2002
Phlip wrote:
> Ogle this:
>
> def _fileNameToModuleName(fileName):
> 'TODO is there a way in Python to avoid this drek??'
>
> assert fileName[-3:] == '.py'
> if fileName[0] != '.': os.path.join('.', fileName)
> fileName = fileName[:-3]
> moduleName = string.split(fileName, os.sep)[1:]
> moduleName = string.join(moduleName, '.')
> assert moduleName[0] != '.'
> return moduleName
>
> That, platform neutral, converts a file name ./yak/yak/yak.py
> into a module name yak.yak.yak
>
> Is there some cleaner way to do this? Preferably built-in?
Python's interpreter only goes the other way, from yak.yak.yak
to yak/yak/yak.py. The language had no reason to do this until I
came along. So I'l have to guess there is no cleaner way than
the above string and path manipulation.
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