Back again. Still in the same place.
Need to use python (or perl!) to take an entire directory of .7z files and then iterate over them, POSSIBLY:
-unzip them one at a time (unzipping all of them would take space I do not have), move a single file (has "[!]" inside of the filename) that up one directory, and then delete the unzipped folder and archive
OR
-extract a single file (has the string "[!]" in the name) from the archive, then delete the archive
How do I go about this?
Motherfucking bump
>>>/g/dpt
Polite sage
>>55171409
Just look at that fucking thread and see why that is a hard pass.
>>55170954
import subprocess
subprocess.call(exe + "7z e cp.7z *[!]* -r")
>>55170954
GoodROMs collection?
This would be easy in bash script. No idea about python.
>>55170954
Why not just
1) create a folder
2) unzip the first to that folder
3) move all the [!] somewhere else
4) delete the .7z
5) delete the contents of the folder
6) repeat
It's a for loop with like 5 lines, you could write it in windows batch.
>>55170954
just do it manually senpai. thats the expert way.
>>55170954
why the fuck would you use Python for that
>>55170954
Fuck off cancer
>>55171691
How did you know?
Also, how would I do it bash style?
>>55171635
The files have different filenames.
>>55171756
My reasoning is that Python is good for iteration, and this is a fuckton of iteration.
>>55170954
I could tell you how to do this in php but I don't have a clue about python or perl.
>>55171951
Just give me the basic programming idea so I can implement it from there.
>>55170954
https://docs.python.org/2/library/glob.html
https://docs.python.org/2/library/subprocess.html#module-subprocess
http://linux.die.net/man/1/7z
If you can't do it with all this information then do it manually and think about how you could git gud.
Spoiler alert: it involves not asking stupid questions on /g/ and actually using your head.
>>55171999
>Just give me the basic programming idea so I can implement it from there.
see >>55170954
