I need to change a file path from MAC to Windows and I was about to just do a simple .replace()
of any /
with \\
but it occurred to me that there may be a better way. So for example I need to change:
foo/bar/file.txt
to:
foo\bar\file.txt
You can use this:
>>> s = '/foo/bar/zoo/file.ext'
>>> import ntpath
>>> import os
>>> s.replace(os.sep,ntpath.sep)
'\\foo\\bar\\zoo\\file.ext'
Converting to Unix:
import os
import posixpath
p = "G:\Engineering\Software_Development\python\Tool"
p.replace(os.sep, posixpath.sep)
This will replace the used-os separator to Unix separator.
Converting to Windows:
import os
import ntpath
p = "G:\Engineering\Software_Development\python\Tool"
p.replace(os.sep, ntpath.sep)
This will replace the used-os separator to Windows separator.
The pathlib
module (introduced in Python 3.4) has support for this:
from pathlib import PureWindowsPath, PurePosixPath
# Windows -> Posix
win = r'foo\bar\file.txt'
posix = str(PurePosixPath(PureWindowsPath(win)))
print(posix) # foo/bar/file.txt
# Posix -> Windows
posix = 'foo/bar/file.txt'
win = str(PureWindowsPath(PurePosixPath(posix)))
print(win) # foo\bar\file.txt
os.path.join
will intelligently join strings to form filepaths, depending on your OS-type ( POSIX
, Windows
, Mac OS
, etc.)
Reference : http://docs.python.org/library/os.path.html#os.path.join
For your example:
import os
print os.path.join("foo", "bar", "file.txt")
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