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I download python-2.6.5.tar.bz2 from http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.6.5/
Now I want to compile and install a python-2.6.5-devel version on my custom Linux OS, how can I do that? Thanks a lot!
As soon as you extract the .tar.bz2 file, you will surprisingly see a file inside with an all-caps named README ! It invites you to read it as sincerely as by naming itself! Oh Please, don't let it down. And then on the line 896, you will find it kindly says:
To install the Python binary, library modules, shared library modules
(see below), include files, configuration files, and the manual page,
just type
make install
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I can't install peotry on my VSCode repo which I have created as a python tutorials. actually I want to start python for testing web application.So I choosed this website to go through and I got some errors. this is the first one.
Command Line error
this is my dependencies I have added
My dependency file
this tutorial I followed and got this error. tried many stackoverflow support but didnt worked out.
https://www.lambdatest.com/blog/getting-started-with-selenium-python/
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How to install python through command line? Can i create a batch file and run it? I tried searching over the internet but with no help.
You can read about downloading and installing from a Windows command prompt here
Even though it does contain information on Putty shell and Linux it is n't far off from Windows install. But my honest opinion is just going to the website and downloading with the pre packaged modules. Just click Windows 64 bit and it includes everything you need. After it has been installed then of course interact and use the command prompt all you want. Unless you want to be a complete command line ninja. python.org/download/windows
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How can I fix this. Python is currently unaccessible for me because of this error. Everytime that I click on my python icon to begin programming, the error message pops up, and it will not allow me to run the program.
Here's a link to an Enthought Knowledge Base article re-iterating Jonathan March's solution:
https://support.enthought.com/entries/23097479-Restarting-Canopy-after-Unexpected-error-ParseError
Known error, fixed in upcoming Canopy 1.2. Sorry!
Meantime, manual fix:
Delete preferences.ini file (which is corrupted). This file is located at:
Windows:
%APPDATA%\Enthought\Canopy
OSX or Linux:
~/.canopy
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I want to run a python file with few arguments which would need to be parsed and executed from the script file. for example c:\file.py -t version -m user -p pwd -i id.
How would i parse these and assign the values to the variables.
can u suggest me an example to look into pls
Use the excellent argparse library. It's standard and works well.
Most folks would recommend getopt, as it's pretty stable and very mature.
Python getopt docs
You can use the module argparse for doing this.
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I would like to add add/programs like adobe acrobat reader and other application in windows XP using Python script. Kindly looking for some help.
Thanks in advance!
Everest.
Are you installing or uninstalling?
Installing:
Easy way: subprocess.Popen the installer.
Nearly-as-easy way: subprocess.Popen the installer, with some Windows hackery so that the user doesn't have to click anything.
Uninstalling:
As above.
Hard way: work out the files changed on the computer and revert them manually.