lcut在python,在Python中读取.lnk文件的目标？

I'm trying to read the target file/directory of a shortcut (.lnk) file from Python. Is there a headache-free way to do it? The .lnk spec [PDF] is way over my head.

I don't mind using Windows-only APIs.

My ultimate goal is to find the "(My) Videos" folder on Windows XP and Vista. On XP, by default, it's at %HOMEPATH%\My Documents\My Videos, and on Vista it's %HOMEPATH%\Videos. However, the user can relocate this folder. In the case, the %HOMEPATH%\Videos folder ceases to exists and is replaced by %HOMEPATH%\Videos.lnk which points to the new "My Videos" folder. And I want its absolute location.

解决方案

Create a shortcut using Python (via WSH)

import sys

import win32com.client

shell = win32com.client.Dispatch("WScript.Shell")

shortcut = shell.CreateShortCut("t:\\test.lnk")

shortcut.Targetpath = "t:\\ftemp"

shortcut.save()

Read the Target of a Shortcut using Python (via WSH)

import sys

import win32com.client

shell = win32com.client.Dispatch("WScript.Shell")

shortcut = shell.CreateShortCut("t:\\test.lnk")

print(shortcut.Targetpath)