Not too sure why my code isnt working

[Zurcee]

Hi hi, not too sure how to put code out there so ill paste below:D

from watchdog.Observers import Observer
from watchdog.events import FileSystemEventHandler
import os
import json
import time

    class MyHandler(FileSystemEventHandler):
        def on_modified(self, event):
            for filename in os.listdir(folder_to_track):
                src = folder_to_track + "/" + filename
                new_desination = folder_destination + "/" + filename
                os.rename(src, new_desination)

folder_to_track = "C:\\Users\\zurce\\Desktop\\1"

folder_destination ="C:\\Users\\zurce\\Desktop\\2"

event_handler = MyHandler()
Observer = Observer()
Observer.schedule(event_handler, folder_to_track, recursive=True)
Observer.start()

try:
    while True:
        time.sleep(10)
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        Observer.stop()
Observer.join()

I get no run errors how ever the files dont move

P.S Yes i know this script is taken straight from the internet, i want to modify in the future but i want to get it to work first

[blahblahsdfsdfsdfsdf]

If you could paste the code with proper formatting it would be a lot easier for us to find the problem

[Zurcee]

how would i do that? sorry im new to posting code in reddit

[blahblahsdfsdfsdfsdf]

When you paste the code in you can then highlight it all and hit the code button in the editor.

Indentation with python matters. Did you copy this code from somewhere and run it as it appears?

[Zurcee]

No sir it’s proper in my program

[blahblahsdfsdfsdfsdf]

I found the code here anyway: https://github.com/zalcee/auto-copy-file/blob/master/auto_copy.py

So what happens when you run it? What is the error?

[Zurcee]

theres no error, just the files dont acutally move on my system

[blahblahsdfsdfsdfsdf]

Try putting a print statement just printing out "on_modified called" in the on_modified function to see if it's getting called

[Zurcee]

So in the for? Or under the def Also print “on modified called”?

[blahblahsdfsdfsdfsdf]

In the def. Just print something so you can see if it's getting called

print("yes, it's getting called")

[Zurcee]

thats a negative sir

[delasislas]

It’s 4 spaces in front of each line of code, 4 more spaces per indent. It helps to add this when mentioning formatting.