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To select a group of files works fine in 2.5
....
from tkFileDialog import askopenfiles

fnames = askopenfiles(title = "Select files",
initialdir = "C:\\temp",
filetypes=[("All", "*.*")])

for i in range(len(fnames)):
fnames[i] = fnames[i].name
...
return fnames
....

but now 2.6 strange results

- IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: u'{'

- ERROR '.name' no longer exists in 2.6

- If '.name' removed the return of 'askopenfiles' is no longer a list,
it contains braces for some?! of the directories
example: {C:/temp/file1.ext} {C:/temp/file2.ext} {C:/temp/file3.ext}

- askopenfilenames gives the same results

Can someone gave me a hint

Thanks in advance

Frans Stil



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fransstil wrote:
> To select a group of files works fine in 2.5
> ...
> from tkFileDialog import askopenfiles
>
> fnames = askopenfiles(title = "Select files",
> initialdir = "C:\\temp",
> filetypes=[("All", "*.*")])
>
> for i in range(len(fnames)):
> fnames[i] = fnames[i].name
> ...
> return fnames
> ...
>
As far as I can see, "tkFileDialog.py" hasn't changed, but it looks like
one of the modules it uses is 'broken' in some way.

> but now 2.6 strange results
>
> - IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: u'{'
>
Internally it's expecting a method to return a list and is then
iterating through it, but the method is returning a string instead, so
it's actually iterating through that...

> - ERROR '.name' no longer exists in 2.6
>
> - If '.name' removed the return of 'askopenfiles' is no longer a list,
> it contains braces for some?! of the directories
> example: {C:/temp/file1.ext} {C:/temp/file2.ext} {C:/temp/file3.ext}
>
This a what is being returned internally and it should be splitting it
into a list.

> - askopenfilenames gives the same results
>
> Can someone gave me a hint
>
> Thanks in advance
>
A short-term fix is to use askopenfilenames and split the string
yourself. It's a space-separated list of paths, each path delimited by
braces (and a path might contain a space).