Recursive directory listing in HTML 1.1 Python script

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Recursive directory listing in HTML script reads a directory path then lists files and directories in HTML format. This script contains a function that walks a directory path, listing the files and directories in HTML format. It can sometimes be handy to get a look at an entire directory tree, and HTML is a good way to display it. This script goes through the directory tree using os.path.walk in a generator, and outputting the results as XHTML 1.1 with CSS.It is quite possible to use this module in your own programs, since you can get the table independantly of the rest of the HTML document and insert your own CSS. This could be useful in a file search, or a file manager, or any number of things.
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