Python file copy

A small, automated version of the tool was implemented in Python. This "Automatic Version" is a bit virtual, just simply copy the configuration file under the Debug directory to the specified directory, copy the generated files under release to the same designation, filter out the unwanted folders (. svn), and then add several specific files to the specified directory.

This is my first Python applet.

Here's a look at the implementation of the Code.

First insert the necessary libraries:

1 Import OS
2 Import Os.path
3 Import Shutil
4 import time, DateTime

Then there's a whole bunch of function functions. The first one is to copy all the files in a directory to the specified directory:

1 def copyfiles (SourceDir, TargetDir):
2 ifSourcedir.find (". SVN") >0:
3 return
4 forfileinchOs.listdir (SourceDir):
5 sourcefile=os.path.join (sourcedir, file)
6 TargetFile=os.path.join (targetDir, file)
7 ifOs.path.isfile (sourcefile):
8 ifNot os.path.exists (targetDir):
9 Os.makedirs (TargetDir)
Ten ifNot os.path.exists (targetfile) or (Os.path.exists (targetfile) and (Os.path.getsize (targetfile)!=os.path.getsize (sourcefile)):
One Open (TargetFile,"WB"). Write (Open (sourcefile,"RB"). Read ())
A ifOs.path.isdir (sourcefile):
- first_directory=False
- CopyFiles (sourcefile, targetfile)

Delete all files in the first level directory:

1 def removefileinfirstdir (TargetDir):
2 forfileinchOs.listdir (TargetDir):
3 TargetFile=os.path.join (targetDir, file)
4 ifOs.path.isfile (targetfile):
5 Os.remove (targetfile)

Copy all files from the first level directory to the specified directory:

1 def coverfiles (SourceDir, TargetDir):
2 forfileinchOs.listdir (SourceDir):
3 sourcefile=os.path.join (sourcedir, file)
4 TargetFile=os.path.join (targetDir, file)
5 #cover the files
6 ifOs.path.isfile (sourcefile):
7 Open (TargetFile,"WB"). Write (Open (sourcefile,"RB"). Read ())

Copy the specified file to the directory:

1 def movefileto (SourceDir, TargetDir):
2 shutil.copy (SourceDir, TargetDir)

Write a text file to the specified directory:

1 def writeversioninfo (TargetDir):
2 Open (TargetDir,"WB"). Write ("Revison:")

Returns the current date to be used when creating the specified directory:

1 def getcurtime ():
2 Nowtime=Time.localtime ()
3 Year=Str (nowtime.tm_year)
4 Month=Str (Nowtime.tm_mon)
5 ifLen (month)<2:
6 Month='0'+Month
7 Day=Str (nowtime.tm_yday)
8 ifLen (Day)<2:
9 Day='0'+Day
Ten return( Year+'-'+Month+'-'+Day )

Then there is the implementation of the main function:

1 if__name__=="__main__":
2 Print"Start (S) or Quilt (Q) \ n"
3 Flag=True
4 while(flag):
5 Answer=Raw_input ()
6 if'Q'==Answer:
7 Flag=False
8 elif'S'==Answer:
9 Formattime=Getcurtime ()
Ten Targetfoldername="Build"+Formattime+"-01"
One Target_file_path+=Targetfoldername
A
- CopyFiles (Debug_file_path, Target_file_path)
- Removefileinfirstdir (Target_file_path)
the coverfiles (Release_file_path, Target_file_path)
- Movefileto (Firebird_file_path, Target_file_path)
- Movefileto (Assistantgui_file_path, Target_file_path)
- Writeversioninfo (Target_file_path+"\\ReadMe.txt")
+ Print"All sucess"
- Else:
+ Print"Not the correct command"

The feeling is simple, but the simple reason is because the library function is rich, the basic characteristics of the simple language really do not feel out.

Python file copy