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pycdlib_create_iso_image_with_string_file_content.py

python

Creates a new ISO image, adds a file from a string, and saves it to disk.

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pycdlib_create_iso_image_with_string_file_content.py
1import pycdlib
2
3# Create a new PyCdlib object
4iso = pycdlib.PyCdlib()
5
6# Create a new ISO9660 image with default settings
7iso.new()
8
9# Add a file to the ISO image.
10# The first argument is the data to put into the file (as bytes).
11# The second argument is the path to the file on the ISO image.
12# The third argument is the version number of the file (usually 1).
13iso.add_fp(b'This is the content of the file', len(b'This is the content of the file'), '/FOO.TXT;1')
14
15# Write the ISO image out to a file
16iso.write('test.iso')
17
18# Close the ISO object
19iso.close()