I have

Following piece of code:

for src_filename, src_code in src_dict.iteritems(): 
try:
set.dependencies = subprocess.check_output('unifdef -s /home/c/maindir/folder/' +src_filename, shell=True)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError, e:print "code is bad" +set.propertyset.bad = 1raise
set.dependencies = list(set(set.dependencies.splitlines()))

I wanted to un-hardcode the path so I wrote following piece of code:

filepath = os.path.join(maindirpath, "folder/")

maindir is argument here: /home/c/maindir

 path = open(filepath)set.dependencies = subprocess.check_output("unifdef" '-s' path +src_filename, shell=True)

It throws following error:

TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'file' objects

I am new to python. can anybody help, where I am getting wrong?

for src_file, src_code in src_dict.iteritems():# assuming, here, that you want to honor the handle's path if already givenfilename = src_file.nameif not '/' in filename:filename = os.path.join(filepath, filename)try:set.dependencies = subprocess.check_output(['unifdef', '-s', filename])except subprocess.CalledProcessError:pass # etc.

By the way, set is a bad variable name, since set is also a Python data type; you're making the data type unusable in your code by shadowing it with a like-named variable. Don't do that!