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util.files should support pathlib objects
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Title says it all: now that #896 is implemented, we can support pathlib natively.
Steps/Code to Reproduce
import librosa
librosa.util.find_files(pathlib.Path('foo', 'bar')) # search in foo/bar
ought to work. Right now it fails.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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It turns out that this just works out of the box, and no changes are necessary. Closing this one out.
@SuperKogito cool, thanks for volunteering!
Essentially, yes, it gives you a list of audio files in the given path. There are several options though (extensions, subdirectory search, case-sensitivity, etc), so it’s a bit more complex than one might expect at a first glance. Hopefully the documentation explains things thoroughly enough, but feel free to ask for clarification on the expected behavior.