Mijn keuze zou vallen op Python.
Oh en iemand heeft een module geschreven voor os.path in python:
http://www.jorendorff.com/articles/python/path/# path has a few read-only properties:
parent
returns this path's parent directory, as determined by os.path.split()[0].
name
returns the name of this file or directory without the full path, as determined by os.path.split()[1].
namebase
returns the name, but with one file extension stripped off, as with os.path.splitext()[0].
ext
returns the file extension, as determined by os.path.splitext()[1]
drive
returns the drive specifier, as determined by os.path.splitdrive()
uncshare (Windows only)
returns the UNC share name, as determined by os.path.splitunc()
ctime, mtime, atime
returns the date the item was created, last modified, and last accessed, respectively
size
returns the size of a file, in bytes
owner
returns the username of the user that owns the file (on Windows, this requires Python for Windows extensions)
En deze is ook leuk:
The method path.walk() returns an iterator which steps recursively through a whole directory tree. path.walkdirs() and path.walkfiles() are the same, but they yield only the directories and only the files, respectively.
Bijna alles wat jij wilt
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Hoe het met VBS moet zou ik niet weten
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