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John,<br>
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Seems like external scripts and dictionaries are a theme today. You
need to check python manuals for file handling. Its a simple
implementation. Then you would parse out names and title and put them
in a dictionary and return.<br>
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then in replace range(1...10) as seen in earlier messages with
something *like*<br>
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for n in yourDictionary: <br>
container.manage_addFolder(id = n, title = yourDictionary[n])<br>
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David<br>
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John Poltorak wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thanks David,
That works fine although it is a little crude. What I'd like to be able to
do is create folders with names and titles derived from an external File
where each line contains the name and title, separated by a comma.
Guess I need to find out how to get python to read lines from a Zope File
object....
On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 10:49:07AM -0700, David H wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Is there any way to create folders in batch?
I need to create around 50 but don't fancy doing this manually.
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<pre wrap="">John,
Put this in a python script and test.
for n in range(10):
container.manage_addFolder(id= str(n))
David
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