Issue1289

Hello, 
the os.path.isdir(path)function that should return a False (bool) if
'path' is not a directory return a 0 (type int). If path is a directory
the function work correctly and return a True (bool).

Bt,
Carlo

Another different behavior between python and jython is the following.
In Python if I have a path like 'c:/temp'

Both os.path.isdir('c:/temp') and os.path.isdir('c:/temp/') return True
(bool). In jython only os.path.isdir('c:/temp') return True. Instead
os.path.isdir('c:/temp/') return 0 (int) like a False.

Thanks,
Carlo

Can't reproduce this on the latest trunk. What module is os.path on your 
platform? Under what O/S?

Hello Philip,

I am using jython on:
o	Window XP SP2
o	Java JRE 1.5
o	Jython version Jython 2.5b3

Version information from PyDev console is the following: 

java1.5.0_15 2.5b3 (Release_2_5beta3:6092, Mar 10 2009, 15:34:57) 
[Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (Sun Microsystems Inc.)]

Thanks,
Carlo

Your path module should be ntpath, but I can't see how ntpath.isdir 
would return 0 in any case. It returns the result of stat.ST_ISDIR which 
is a bool

What's returned from the interpreter when you simply execute the 
following expression?

Jython 2.5b3+ (trunk:6112:6113M, Mar 29 2009, 15:03:34) 
[Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (Apple Inc.)] on java1.6.0_07
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import os
>>> os.path

Yes, I am using ntpath...
<module 'ntpath' from 'C:\jython2.5b3\Lib\ntpath$py.class'>

I just tried to use jython outside the Eclipse pydev console. In this
case, using the same JVM (java 1.5.0_15) but from the command prompt the
os.path.isdir has the right behavior and return False. So the strange
behavior is in the pydev plugin for Eclipse.

Thanks,
Carlo

Ok, you'll have to take it up with pydev then. They must be overriding one 
of the involved module/functions, for some reason. Closing out