Re: Comments on pyblosxom

Dude.  It's the same issue.  "root" is config["datadir"] and your datadir
variable likely has a trailing os.sep.

Incidentally, I fixed pyblosxom so that it fixes the datadir before it
starts really processing.  And by "fixing" I really mean that it removes
the trailing os.sep if there is one.  So that should be in CVS if that's
the codebase you're looking at.

Hope-that-helps-your-off-by-one'ly yours,
/will


On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Joseph Reagle wrote:

> On Wednesday 06 August 2003 18:07, Wari Wahab wrote:
> > Should work if you just mentioned conditionalhttp
>
> Ooops, my fault. So I'm playing with pycategories.py now, and now that
> pycategories isn't working quite right. It's remove the first character of
> the path:
>
>
> urd:/home/reagle/data/2web/reagle.org/joseph> blog | g "##"
> </div>### elist is ['est/foo.txt', 'est/one/one.txt', 'est/second.txt']
>
> If I change line 58 and 64 to:
>           elist = [mem[len(root)+0:] for mem in elist]
>
> it seems to work:
>
> urd:/home/reagle/data/2web/reagle.org/joseph> blog | g "##"
> </div>### elist is ['test/foo.txt', 'test/one/one.txt', 'test/second.txt']
>
> Maybe this code was removing the first character of the mem presuming it had
> a "/"?


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