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What is the python command to run a py-file.?
For example, in my index.py file how would i launch start.py.
In index.py, simply use subprocess:
import subprocess
subprocess.check_output(["python", "start.py"])
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i just found d3dshot module for taking screenshot
but i can't find anything in google about it
i heard that it is very fast is it true?
d3dshot.CaptureOutputs
d3dshot.capture_output
d3dshot.capture_outputs
d3dshot.display
what should i do?
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Unable to write file 'c:\Users\himan.vscode\extensions\ms-python.python-2022.16.1\pythonFiles\lib\python\debugpy\launcher.vscode\launch.json' (Error: Unable to create folder 'c:\Users\himan.vscode\extensions\ms-python.python-2022.16.1\pythonFiles\lib\python\debugpy\launcher' that already exists but is not a directory)
I tried everything even reinstalling VS Code twice.
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I have a file with the code and I want to run it using exec(file.read()). However when I put the breakpoint in that file then it's not reached. How can I run this file and make the breakpoint work?
That's not the usual way of running Python files, but if you have a breakpoint() in the middle of the file, it should work.
I think you actually want to import the file or run it directly.
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How do I open an app like Minecraft using os or subprocess? I went through a few videos and none of them worked. Do I just use the name of the app or its location?
For this example, you could use:
subprocess.run(r'"C:\path_to_minecraft\minecraft"',shell=True)
Or if you have Windows shortcuts you add the .lnk extension in the call:
subprocess.run(r'"C:\path_to_minecraft\minecraft.lnk"',shell=True)
this works.
import os
os.system("your app.exe")
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I was curious if you could use python to load a quick ruby script? then continue with python.
The simplest way is to use call from subprocess module:
from subprocess import call
call(['ruby', 'quick_script.rb', 'some_parameter'])
Ruby should be available from the path variable.