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1.1 KiB
Python
31 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
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import glob
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import pathlib as p
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# set the path to directory
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my_path = 'C:/Users/**/*.bleu'
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new_dict = {}
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# match files in given directory
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for name in glob.glob(my_path, recursive=True):
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# for each file in directory set it's path and open the file
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path_to_file = p.Path(name)
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with path_to_file.open() as f:
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# read 1st line in each file
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line = f.readline()
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# split this line using ',' as separator
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line_splitted = line.split(',')
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# in this case BLUE = YY.YY is the first element of the list,
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# now we have to split it by ' ' and add it to dictionary
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# which key will be the file name and value will be that value
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for i, j in enumerate(line_splitted):
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if i == 0:
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blue_splitted = j.split(' ')
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second_element = float(blue_splitted[2])
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# in that case searched value is on 3rd position (2nd list element)
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new_dict.update({path_to_file: second_element})
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print(new_dict)
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# find max key (path) searching by values
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maximum = max(new_dict, key=new_dict.get)
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print(maximum)
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