Nov-08-2016, 07:54 PM
Hello!
In Python 3 str.translate() works a bit different.
In Python 3 str.translate() works a bit different.
Python 3.5.2 (default, Sep 10 2016, 08:21:44)
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In [1]: file_name = '0012ow32jioo123.hh1'
In [2]: table = {}
In [3]: for key in range(10):
...: table[ord(str(key))] = None
...:
In [4]: table
Out[4]:
{48: None,
49: None,
50: None,
51: None,
52: None,
53: None,
54: None,
55: None,
56: None,
57: None}
In [5]: new_file = file_name.translate(table)
In [6]: new_file
Out[6]: 'owjioo.hh'I suppose you want to do this on the base name of the file not to an extension too. As you see is 'hh' now. This will ruin your mp3 collection