Folders.py | Implementation of the Foldersđź“‚ esoteric programming | Audio Utils library
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Folders is an esoteric programming language, created by Daniel Temkin in 2015, which encodes the program entirely into the directory structure. All names of the folders as well as their contents are completely ignored. Instead, the commands are encoded in the nesting of folders within folders. Let me say that again: THE SOURCE CODE IS THE DIRECTORY STRUCTURE. Lol.
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QUESTION
I want to create an standalone app which can be used globally on other Macs other than mine.
I followed the tutorial from this page: https://www.metachris.com/2015/11/create-standalone-mac-os-x-applications-with-python-and-py2app/
However after the Building for Deployment step is finished and i want to run the app in the dist folder by double clicking it, i get this error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-27 at 16:29Looks like you're having an interpreter version mismatch.
Remove your environment, then in your project folder try:
QUESTION
referring to this question here: LINK How can I set up a config, that will only log my root script and my own sub-scripts? The question of the link asked for disabling all imported modules, but that is not my intention.
My root setup:
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Answered 2018-Jul-16 at 10:01The imported exchangelib module is not configured at all when it comes to logging. You are configuring it implicitly by calling logging.basicConfig()
in your main module.
exchangelib does create loggers and logs to them, but by default these loggers do not have handlers and formatters attached, so they don't do anything visible. What they do, is propagating up to the root logger, which by default also has no handlers and formatters attached.
By calling logging.basicConfig
in your main module, you actually attach handlers to the root logger. Your own, desired loggers propagate to the root logger, hence the messages are written to the handlers, but the same is true for the exchangelib loggers from that point onwards.
You have at least two options here. You can explicitly configure "your" named logger(s):
main module
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I have a script which when called from the command line to remove empty folders, works with no problem. When on the server (Ubuntu) I activate the virtual environment, and navigate to the project something like
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Answered 2017-Nov-21 at 16:44Hmm if it works when you activate the virtualenv, perhaps doing that from the cronjob might resolve the issue? Maybe something like this:
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I am trying to write a program to categorize into folders a large amount of files according to their respective groups indicated in the file name. I wrote the followin code, but when I run it it gives me a file not found error, even though the file is in the given path. I'd appreciate any help in figuring out what is wrong.
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Answered 2017-Nov-10 at 04:02os.rename
does not automatically create new directories (recursively), if the new name happens to be a filename in a directory that does not exist.
To create the directories first, you can (in Python 3) use:
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