glob.glob returns paths in arbitrary order. #246
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| The `glob` library contains a single function, also called `glob`, | ||
| that finds files whose names match a pattern. | ||
| The `glob` library contains a function, also called `glob`, | ||
| that finds files and directories whose names match a pattern. |
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To me this makes it sound like it will return directories in the list as well (like ls) rather than files and their paths. Can you come up with a clearer way to say this?
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glob.glob() does return both files and directories, not sure what you are asking me to clarify here.
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This change was also proposed in #153; from that thread:
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Could you make the comment as suggested by @gvwilson above, in a callout box? |
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@tbekolay I like it as it is now, I see no need for a callout box. |
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Hm, reading it over again it does look like a pretty minimal set of changes to introduce both |
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Thanks for your contribution @nsoranzo! |
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