python - recursive file copying into subdirectory -


i need copy files , folders current folder subdirectory. best way so? tried following snippet fails fails if destination directory exists.

def copy(d=os.path.curdir):     dest = "t"     in os.listdir(d):         if os.path.isdir(i):             shutil.copytree(i, dest)         else:             shutil.copy(i, dest) 

i have feeling same task can done in better , easier manner. how do it?

i never on python, following solution came mind. doesn't simple, should work , can simplified (haven't checked, sorry, no access computer now):

def copydirectorytree(directory, destination, preservesymlinks=true):   entry in os.listdir(directory):     entrypath = os.path.join(directory, entry)     if os.path.isdir(entrypath):       entrydest = os.path.join(destination, entry)       if os.path.exists(entrydest):         if not os.path.isdir(entrydest):           raise ioerror("failed copy thee, destination `" + entrypath + "' directory exists , not directory")         copydirectorytree(entrypath, entrydest, preservesymlinks)       else:         shutil.copytree(entrypath, entrydest, preservesymlinks)     else: #symlinks , files       if preservesymlinks:         shutil.copy(entrypath, directory)       else:         shutil.copy(os.path.realpath(entrypath), directory) 

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