Issue229415

classification

Title:	the parsing operation of execfile()
Type:		Severity:	normal
Components:	Core	Versions:
		Milestone:

process

Status:	closed	Resolution:	works for me
Dependencies:		Superseder:
Assigned To:		Nosy List:	mianko, pedronis
Priority:	normal	Keywords:

Created on 2001-01-19.20:40:17 by mianko, last changed 2001-01-25.13:40:05 by pedronis.

Messages
msg267 (view)	Author: Jaejun Lee (mianko)	Date: 2001-01-19.20:40:17
I got the following problem with jython-20rc1 on java1.3/WinNT4sp6. "ejbittest\\test.py" works. "ejbittest\general.py" works. "ejbittest\test.py" not work. Do we have somre rule which we have to put '\' if '/' is reside between same character?? ............. >>> execfile("ejbittest\test.py") Traceback (innermost last): File "<console>", line 1, in ? IOError: File not found - ejbittest est.py (The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect) .............
msg268 (view)	Author: Jaejun Lee (mianko)	Date: 2001-01-19.20:45:36
Ops, Ok. I'm sorry. It may be wrong bug report. But I cannot still understand why we have to use this parser(\t is tab) for file name.
msg269 (view)	Author: Samuele Pedroni (pedronis)	Date: 2001-01-25.13:40:05
Python strings are parsed the same way in every context like C. execfile is simply a built-in function. In python there's no special forms/statements that parse their arguments in special ways. Note: differently from C in python "\j" == "\\j" not "j".

History
Date	User	Action	Args
2001-01-19 20:40:17	mianko	create