def is_hidden_win(fn):
# Import that module here as it's not available on non-windows machines.
# See http://bit.ly/i9klJE except that the attributes are defined in
# win32file not win32com (bug on page).
# Note: For some reason this doesn't work after a os.chdir(), no matter to
# what directory you change from where. Windows weirdness.
from win32file import FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN, GetFileAttributesEx
attribs = GetFileAttributesEx(fn)
return attribs[0] & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN
def is_hidden_win(fn):
if not _have_win32file:
return False
try:
return GetFileAttributesEx(fn)[0] & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN
except error:
# This error can occured when a file is already accessed by someone
# else. So don't return to True, because we have lot of chances to not
# being able to do anything with it.
Logger.exception('unable to access to <%s>' % fn)
return True
def is_hidden_win(fn):
if not _have_win32file:
return False
try:
return GetFileAttributesEx(fn)[0] & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN
except error:
# This error can occur when a file is already being accessed by someone
# else. Return True because it's likely we will not be
# able to do anything with it.
Logger.exception('unable to access to <%s>' % fn)
return True
def is_hidden(self, fn):
if platform == 'win':
if not _have_win32file:
return False
try:
return GetFileAttributesEx(fn)[0] & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN
except error:
# This error can occured when a file is already accessed by
# someone else. So don't return to True, because we have lot
# of chances to not being able to do anything with it.
Logger.exception('unable to access to <%s>' % fn)
return True
return basename(fn).startswith('.')