How to know/change current directory in Python shell?
I am using Python 3.2 on Windows 7. When I open the Python shell, how can I know what the current directory is and how can I change it to another directory where my modules are?
I am using Python 3.2 on Windows 7. When I open the Python shell, how can I know what the current directory is and how can I change it to another directory where my modules are?
I’m a newby with Spark and trying to complete a Spark tutorial:
link to tutorial
I am trying to run the following simple code
I usually work on a Linux system, but I have a situation where I need to write a client app that would run on windows as a service. Can someone help me or direct, on how to build a system tray app (for example like dropbox) for the windows environment, which gets started on OS startup and the icon sits in the TaskBar and on clicking the app icon presents a menu.
How can I get Windows special folders like My Documents, Desktop, etc. from my Python script? Do I need win32 extensions?
Does anyone know how I would go about detected what bit version Windows is under Python. I need to know this as a way of using the right folder for Program Files.
I have several different processes and I would like them to all log to the same file. These processes are running on a Windows 7 system. Some are python scripts and others are cmd batch files.
I’m trying to install spaCy using pip install spacy but I’m getting the following error ..
I want to open a process in the background and interact with it, but this process should be invisible in both Linux and Windows. In Windows you have to do some stuff with STARTUPINFO, while this isn’t valid in Linux:
I want to set up Python SimpleHTTPServer on Windows XP. I have Python installed on my computer. I am executing the following command: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888 But I am getting the error: C:Python33python.exe: No module named SimpleHTTPServer Is SimpleHTTPServer for Python available on Windows? If yes, what do I do to set up the … Read more