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Question or problem about Python programming: I have a path which looks like
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Continue ReadingQuestion or problem about Python programming: How can I use a file inside my app folder in Python? Platform independent of course… something similar to this:
Continue ReadingQuestion or problem about Python programming: I want to run a Python script from a Python script with subprocess, and I wish to do it using the same interpreter for each of them. I’m using virtualenv, so I’d like to do something like: subprocess.Popen(‘%s script.py’ % python_bin) How do I get python_bin? It should be […]
Continue ReadingQuestion or problem about Python programming: I have followed the procedure given in How to use valgrind with python? for checking memory leaks in my python code.
Continue ReadingQuestion or problem about Python programming: I’m confused about how subprocess searches for the executable when using Popen(). It works if given absolute paths to the child process, but I’m trying to use relative paths. I’ve found that if I set the environment variable PYTHONPATH then I can get imported modules from that path ok, […]
Continue ReadingQuestion or problem in the Swift programming language: I have seen this code in other post, for save pictures:
Continue ReadingQuestion or issue on macOS: I installed python2.x and python3.x using homebrew and the executable python paths are listed below:
Continue ReadingQuestion or problem about Python programming: How do I get the absolute paths of all the files in a directory that could have many sub-folders in Python?
Continue ReadingQuestion or problem in the Swift programming language: How can I expand a path String with a tilde in Swift? I have a string like “~/Desktop” and I’d like to use this path with the NSFileManager methods, which requires the tilde to be expanded to “/Users//Desktop”.
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