def writeToFile( justOFname, htmlText, docNo, outputDir):
    """This function writes the htmlTEXT into the file. It also formats the document properly.
    Note that directory is the directory of the desired location. i.e. write /home/you/file directory will be /home/you
    Note that justOFname is just the ending of a filename"""

    # Initialization
    docNo = str(docNo)
    justOFname = os.path.split(justOFname)[1]

    body = "<TEXT>" + htmlText + "</TEXT>"
    textString = "<DOC><DOCNO>" + docNo + "</DOCNO>" + body + "</DOC>"

    ########################################
    # Now output this to a file

#    print "justOFname", justOFname
#    print "outputDir", outputDir

    outputFname = os.path.sep.join( [outputDir, getNewFileName(justOFname)] )
    print "outputFname"

    # Try to create the file first, if not, then make the directory and then apply it again
    try:
        _write( outputFname, textString)

    except OSError, e:
        # File doesn't exist
        if e.error == 17:
            os.makedirs( outputDir )
            _write( outputFname, textString)

        else:
            raise e

    print "writeToFile suceed in writing to", outputFname



def _write( fname, stuff):
    """Internal function used by writeToFile"""

    f = open( fname, 'w')
    f.write( stuff.encode("utf-8"))
    f.close()

################

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "main_walker.py", line 129, in <module>
    walk( sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2] )
  File "main_walker.py", line 38, in walk
    parseFunction( file, nameGenerator.getID(), outputFDir)
  File "/home/disappearedng/Desktop/SearchEngineProject/testEncoding/thirdTest/HtmlParser.py", line 59, in parseFile
    writeToFile( fileName, textString2, docNo , outputDir)
  File "/home/disappearedng/Desktop/SearchEngineProject/testEncoding/thirdTest/HtmlParser.py", line 95, in writeToFile
    raise e
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/disappearedng/Desktop/SearchEngineProject/testingscript/dummy/output/59.75.129.121/jxcg/picture_html.TREC'