Closed nyue closed 4 years ago
Hey Nicholas!
Thanks for the question, yes. Using the tests/files directory as an example:
>>> pyseq.get_sequences('tests/files')
[<pyseq.Sequence "012_vb_110_v001.1-10.png">, ... , <pyseq.Sequence
"z1_002_v2.1-4.png">]
$ pydoc pyseq.get_sequences Help on function get_sequences in pyseq:
pyseq.get_sequences = get_sequences(source) Returns a list of Sequence objects given a directory or list that contain sequential members. ...
Hope that helps.
Ryan
edit: formatting
Hi,
In the example showing lss, it is able to list two or more different sequences within the same directory.
When I pass in the same files via the pyseq Sequence, it only returns one sequence
Is there some way for Sequence to return multiple sequences ?
Cheers