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For example:
$ ls / InstallationLog.txt clangarm64.ico mingw64 ucrt64 autorebase.bat components.xml mingw64.exe ucrt64.exe bin dev mingw64.ico ucrt64.ico clang32 dir mingw64.ini ucrt64.ini clang32.exe etc msys2.exe uninstall.dat clang32.ico home msys2.ico uninstall.exe clang32.ini installer.dat msys2.ini uninstall.ini clang64 installerResources msys2_shell.cmd usr clang64.exe mingw32 network.xml var clang64.ico mingw32.exe opt clang64.ini mingw32.ico proc clangarm64 mingw32.ini tmp
try that in python:
>>> import os >>> print(*(os.scandir("/"))) <DirEntry '$Recycle.Bin'> <DirEntry '$WinREAgent'> <DirEntry 'Apps'> <DirEntry 'Documents and Settings'> <DirEntry 'DumpStack.log'> <DirEntry 'DumpStack.log.tmp'> <DirEntry 'easeus_tb_cloud'> <DirEntry 'end'> <DirEntry 'eula.1028.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.1031.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.1033.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.1036.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.1040.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.1041.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.1042.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.2052.txt'> <DirEntry 'eula.3082.txt'> <DirEntry 'globdata.ini'> <DirEntry 'hiberfil.sys'> <DirEntry 'install.exe'> <DirEntry 'install.ini'> <DirEntry 'install.res.1028.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.1031.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.1033.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.1036.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.1040.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.1041.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.1042.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.2052.dll'> <DirEntry 'install.res.3082.dll'> <DirEntry 'Intel'> <DirEntry 'MSI'> <DirEntry 'Nexon'> <DirEntry 'OneDriveTemp'> <DirEntry 'pagefile.sys'> <DirEntry 'PerfLogs'> <DirEntry 'Program Files'> <DirEntry 'Program Files (x86)'> <DirEntry 'ProgramData'> <DirEntry 'Recovery'> <DirEntry 'swapfile.sys'> <DirEntry 'System Volume Information'> <DirEntry 'Users'> <DirEntry 'vcredist.bmp'> <DirEntry 'VC_RED.cab'> <DirEntry 'VC_RED.MSI'> <DirEntry 'Windows'>
which is basically the contents of c:\
c:\
That makes it hard to (e.g.) use shutil.copytree to copy directories around
shutil.copytree
If you need a python which understands unix paths you have to use "/usr/bin/python".
that doesn't seem to exist with the default install
For example:
try that in python:
which is basically the contents of
c:\
That makes it hard to (e.g.) use
shutil.copytree
to copy directories around