This code works fine directly in CLI: Now, I need to execute the same command but in Python environment. This is what I am trying: This is the error, and I am running the file and command from the same location: Answer you can just use os.system() if you have nothing else to do with spawned process. but, if you
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Run Galde Gtk3+ Python under Windows
i’ve created a student-managing-software for linux which use different packages (tkmessageboxes, glade-builder, gtk3+). Now, there are a lot of people how asked how it can be used under windows but i’ve no idea. So, does someone know how to use these packages under windows or is it impossible? THX Answer Well I would say it is up to the developer
issue on import psutil inside python script
i’m not able to import psutil inside my scripts. But the library is installed on my machine. my library is inside this directory, on which there is also simplejson library: But if i create a script for example this: i get this errors: UPDATE launching pip install psutil i got this: Any ideas on how to resolve this error? Answer
Unable to run .py file from putty, Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting “)”)
I am new to both Python and Linux and as such request simple explanations with minimal assumed knowledge where possible please, however I am more than willing to invest time and effort to learn. I have a Raspberry Pi 2 (Model B V1.1) that is running Linux. I interact with this pi via putty. I am trying to create a
python subprocess.stdout.readline doesn’t
I have a piece of python code that calls a binary via the subprocess module. This binary reads data from stdin and outputs other data to stdout, which should then be collected by the python code. Here’s how I use this binary in a shell: with a return after each line (including the last), from which I get the output
Redirecting the output of a virtual printer to a Python script
My intention is to achieve the following scenario: A Windows or Linux user gives the command to print a document (using Ctrl+P) and views a dummy printer (virtual printer) in the list of available printers The user selects the printer and gives the print command Instead of actually printing, the dummy printer automatically sends the file, along with the selected
Running and installing missing modules for script through SSH
I want to run a python script on a Linux Box(I’m connecting to it through SSH on OSX terminal). In order for this script to run, the computer must have the SUDS module installed. I was wondering what would be the best way to install SUDS on computers that run my script and do not have SUDS installed in them.
How do i split output of “who -m”command in linux?
I want to split output of who command and store output in variable EX. I want to split this output like Answer The following should work: Giving:
Merge XML files and delete duplicate rows
I’m using the following script to merge XML files. There are 5 different XML file types, ItemAvailability.xml, ItemUpsert.xml, ItemCatDesc.xml, ItemPrice.xml and ItemDelete.xml. How can I have the same script remove duplicate rows from the combined XML files? I really only need the duplicates removed from the ItemAvailability.xml files, the script is run on a 15-minute interval cron job. Any ideas
Comparing tow large files line by line
I was wondering if there is any efficient way to compare 2 large files line by line. File 1 File 2 I am just taking the first character of each file and comparing against them. Currently i am using a very naive method of iterating through them in a double for loop. Like Reading both files into memory is not