Given the following file structure, I’m wondering if it’s possible that python’s os.walk function returns the folders in different orders on Mac and Linux? Both are using python 3.5. Mac: On Linux: In the case of Mac, looks as though the folder v1 is encountered first, while on Linux it’s v2. Any insight as to why this might be the
Tag: python-3.5
python3 import error: while running with sudo -u python3
For my python script I need to change the user. Therefore I start the script with: sudo -u eval python3 run_aufgabe2.pythere is no problem running the script until I import modules from the same directory, then I get an import-error: Running the script without sudo -u eval, the import is working and the script is running without errors. I first
Python program executable for windows
I have Linux installed and Python 3.5. The program itself is made in Linux but i need to make it executable in windows. I cant see any program that can do this for python 3.5. Please give me some working option. pyinstaller, cx_freeze and py2exe dont work with 3.5 After fighting with depends for some time i got it here:
Move python folder on linux
I have compiled python sources with the –prefix option. After running make install the binaries are copied to a folder of my account’s home directory. I needed to rename this folder but when I use pip after the renaming it says that it can’t find the python interpreter. It shows an absolute path to the previous path (before renaming). Using