i have a path that describe a folder:
s = foo/bar/baz
and i need to split the root from everything else. I know that i could use:
s.split('/',1)
but this is not platform agnostic. Also it seems that the os.path module doesn't implement this feature, so i'm a bit lost. Writing the function from scratch looks like ridiculous amount of work for the task.
You can use the os.path.sep
variable whose value is defined according to the platform in which the module is installed.
import os
s.split(os.path.sep, 1)