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import glob
import os

def findIt(directory, extension, key1, key2):
   """
   Return a dictionary where the key is the filename
      and the value will be a list of the offending lines
   key1 is the string that provides the initial match
   key2 is the string that is required to be there when key1 exists
   """
   #get a listing of all nsf files and directories

   l = [] #an empty list
   d = {} #an empty dictionary

   #Get a listing of all the files in a location matching the given pattern
   files = glob.glob1(directory, extension)

   for fileName in files:
      for currentLine in open(directory + os.sep + fileName, 'r').readlines():
         #currentLine is case sensitive.  To drop the case, uncomment the following line
         #currenLine.lower()
         if (currentLine.find(key1) >= 0):
            #key1 exists on the current line
            # so see if key2 exists as well
            if (currentLine.find(key2) == -1):
               #it doesn't exist so we add it to our list
               l.append(currentLine)

      #iterated through the file
      if (l):
         #there is something in the list, ergo add to our dictionary
         # this will perform a deep copy instead of a shallow
         d[fileName] = l[:]
         #clear the array
         l = []

   return d


def main():

   #do not put on the trailing [back]slash
   baseDir = r"f:\python\test"
   extension = "*.*"
   key1 = r".nsf"
   key2 = r"/boz/"

   #begin repeatable section
   baseDir = r"f:\python\test"

   d = findIt(baseDir, extension, key1, key2)

   if (d):
      print "The following files were found to contain " + key1 + " without containing " + key2

      for fileName in d.keys():
         print "In file " + baseDir + os.sep + fileName + " the following lines are suspect"
         for line in d[fileName]:
            print line
   #end repeatable section

if (__name__ == "__main__"):
   main()

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import glob
import os

def findIt(directory, extension, key1, key2):
   """
   Return a dictionary where the key is the filename
      and the value will be a list of the offending lines
   key1 is the string that provides the initial match
   key2 is the string that is required to be there when key1 exists
   """
   #get a listing of all nsf files and directories

   l = [] #an empty list
   d = {} #an empty dictionary

   #Get a listing of all the files in a location matching the given pattern
   files = glob.glob1(directory, extension)

   for fileName in files:
      #23 Oct 03 bjf - track the line number also
      line = 0
      for currentLine in open(directory + os.sep + fileName, 'r').readlines():
         line += 1
         #currentLine is case sensitive.  To drop the case, uncomment the following line
         #currenLine.lower()

         #23 Oct 03 bjf - trimmed the \n from current line
         currentLine = currentLine.rstrip()

         if (currentLine.find(key1) >= 0):
            #key1 exists on the current line
            # so see if key2 exists as well
            if (currentLine.find(key2) == -1):
               #it doesn't exist so we add it to our list
               l.append("Line " + str(line) + "->" + currentLine)

      #iterated through the file
      if (l):
         #there is something in the list, ergo add to our dictionary
         # this will perform a deep copy instead of a shallow
         d[directory + os.sep + fileName] = l[:]
         #clear the array
         l = []

   return d


def main():

   baseDir = r"f:\python\test"
   extension = "*.*"
   key1 = r".nsf"
   key2 = r"/boz/"

   l = []
   for root, dirs, files in os.walk(baseDir):
       l.append(findIt(root, extension, key1, key2))

   print "The following files were found to contain " + key1 + " without containing " + key2
   for d in l:
      for fileName in d.keys():
         #23 Oct 03 bjf
         #Uncomment the following line if you'd like TextPad to open all the files
#         os.system(r"C:\Progra~1\Textpa~1\textpad.exe -q -u " + fileName)

         #Use the following lines if you'd just like a print out of file and line number(s)
         print "In file " + fileName + " the following lines are suspect"
         for line in d[fileName]:
            print line

if (__name__ == "__main__"):
   main()

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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "U:\test2.py", line 73, in ?
    main() 
  File "U:\test2.py", line 58, in main
    l.append(findIt(root, extension, key1, key2)) 
  File "U:\test2.py", line 23, in findIt
    for currentLine in open(s, 'r').readlines(): 
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 't:\\htmlhosted\\boz\\Specials\\Darts kampioenschap 05 juni a.s._files'

Tool completed with exit code 1