I'm developing a python command-line tool, and it should delete the __init__.*
files in the entire project tree. I tried this:
subprocess.call(['find', './<directory>', -name, '"__init__.*"', '-delete'])
where actually has the path...
Any ideas?
NOTE: This works using the terminal. When it comes to do it in python, however; it will not delete anything (the script continues though, it doesn't throw any errors).
You can try to use the glob module to remove the files under a given subdirectory:
import glob, os
init_files = glob.glob('./directory/__init__.*')
for f in init_files: os.remove(f)
To go through subdirectories recursively you could use the os.walk
function:
import os, fnmatch
for root, dirs, files in os.walk('./directory'):
for f in fnmatch.filter(files, '__init__.*'):
os.remove(f)