Prevent 'Drive Not Ready' on completion for removable drives. #98
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…trying to test removable drives.
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I am not a Python expert but I found some code to adapt, all credits to Adam Rosenfield : http://stackoverflow.com/a/4790310/4861714.
Fix issue #62.
This issue is due to
os.path.exists()method called on removable drives on Windows. It shows an error message box because Windows handle the 'Drive Not Ready' error itself. Googlewin32api.SetErrorMode(0)for more information. Sincewin32apiis not packaged with Sublime Text I opted for thectypes.cdll.kernel32.GetLogicalDrives()solution.I have not tested my patch on other platforms but for what I understand from code the
get_drivesmethod is Windows specific so it should not impact other platforms.