Iterate through files

pathlib, python

Solution

I guess you should use `Path.iterdir()`.

for pth in dir_.iterdir():

    #Do your stuff here

Problem

I'm trying to adapt someone's code for my (Windows 7) purposes. His is unfortunately UNIX specific. He does ``` dir_ = pathlib.PosixPath(str(somePathVariable)) os.chdir(str(dir_)) for pth in dir_: # some operations here ``` Running this, I got (not surprisingly) ``` NotImplementedError: cannot instantiate 'PosixPath' on your system ``` I looked into the documentation for `pathlib` and thought yeah, I should just be able to change `PosixPath` to `Path` and I would be fine. Well, then `dir_` generates a `WindowsPath` object. So far, so good. However, I get ``` TypeError: 'WindowsPath' object is not iterable ``` `pathlib` is at version 1.0, what am I missing? The purpose is to iterate through files in the specific directory. Googling this second error gave 0 hits. Remark: Could not use `pathlib` as a tag, hence I put it into the title. Update I have Python 2.7.3 and pathlib 1.0

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