How to use
This script can be used as a standalone command line tool or imported as a module in your Python code.
Standalone command line tool
To use the script as a standalone tool, you can run the following command in your terminal:
python copy_files_module.py input_dir reference_dir [-v|--verbose]
The first argument input_dir
is the directory containing PNG files. The second argument reference_dir
is the directory containing the corresponding text files. The optional -v
or --verbose
flag enables verbose output.
As a module
To use the script as a module in your Python code, you can import it and call the copy_files
function.
python
import copy_files_module
input_dir = 'path/to/input_dir'
reference_dir = 'path/to/reference_dir'
verbose = True
copy_files_module.copy_files(input_dir, reference_dir, verbose)
The copy_files
function takes three arguments: input_dir
, reference_dir
, and verbose
. input_dir
is the directory containing PNG files. reference_dir
is the directory containing the corresponding text files. verbose
is a boolean value that, when set to True, enables verbose output.