[Zope] Copy file in filesystem
Thomas B. Passin
tpassin@mitretek.org
Thu, 26 Jul 2001 11:03:25 -0400
First of all, "copy" copies objects, not files. But even if it did what you
want, you have to call copy(), the function, within copy, the module:
import copy
copy.copy(...)
or,
from copy import copy
copy(...)
In other words, the function name "copy" is independent of the module name
"copy" - they don;t have to be the same but here by coincidence they are.
However, the "shutil" library module does have a file copy function,
copyfile (src, dst)
If you want to copy unix permissions, etc,. you can then do
copymode (src, dst)
I don't know if the Zope python scriping environment allows this to execute;
you may need to call it from an external method.
Cheers,
Tom P
[Gitte Wange]
The problem is very simple - I need to make a copy of a file in the
filesystem in a pythhon module.
I have tried with this:
import copy
<a lot of code>
copy(file_reposit, new_fnreposit)
</a lot of code>