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- Add UI information .
- Compute the diff between two lines .
- Creates theme highlighting .
- Parse the message body .
- Format a string as a string .
- Parse known arguments .
- Compute the power of two numbers .
- Format a URL .
- Processes a class definition .
- Generate tokens from a stream .
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QUESTION
I have a token expired issue. At the moment, it is expiring at 60 minutes. The problem with this issue is that this step function would run more than 17 hours and so I need to be able to catch exception for this session or re-assume role the role without breaking or stopping the step function execution in the python. The policy in place could not be changed and I need a workaround on this. Any pointer to use aws secret manager to cache it and use it inside the python script.
Error :
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Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 08:40This has been resolved now using python to refresh the session every 45 minutes. The python is adjusted as :
QUESTION
I have a pretty annoying problem that is a result of corporate policy - i.e. users can't edit their paths. Now I figured out via VBA to alter the USER paths, but there's just one issue - all the installations have, in the SYSTEM environment variables: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps
So what happens is that the PATH of a script session will take the SYSTEM paths and append the USER paths to it. Pretty normal Windows behavior. The issue I run into after setting paths is the ORDER causes issues. WindowsApps has Python as an installation package, so if it comes first in the PATH statement, on some PCs it tries to load the Python install, rather than the user's installed Python (!) Annoying, right? And yes, I am calling Python from it's installation directory, so I'm not sure what exactly the problem is.
Now I have developer rights so I have basically 100% control of my laptop. BUT my end users DO NOT. If there wasn't a company lockdown, I'd just have users remove the WindowsApps from their SYSTEM PATH...
The normal full directory paths are like this:
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Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 17:54Please, try the next function to obtain the installation path of any (installed) application which open a specific extension (as default):
QUESTION
in my company Excel is the primary tool to handle data.
I am facing this situation. People get info in excel about products that has to be translated to other languages. I have a python code that I run in jupyter. But it is not handy to ask users to run python code in jupyter.
Hence I thought of having excel file with button when users in “input” sheet would fill out the table and then would click on the button and python code would be run and get them data into “Output” sheet.
I thought of this as to put in VBA from https://vbaskill.com/tricks/python-script/
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Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 10:17Your code should work, I have just tried it myself with no errors. Of course, you will need to return the data later on to see the results!
Alternatively, you could use xlwings. This package allows a lot of interaction between Python and Excel. This is all you would need to write in VBA to run a script (taken from the xlwings documentation RunPython section):
QUESTION
I need help.
I need to close a project, but most people cannot configure VBA to change paths (path made the change).
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Answered 2022-Mar-12 at 01:24You can try this instead:
QUESTION
I have a script (in Python), that is called by another script (in JavaScript). And to have better readability of the log in my command line, I'd like that all the prints of the subscript (in Python) start with a tabulation. Is there a way to do that with one command, or should I put manually a \t at the beginning of all my print?
I wanted to add the tab in the calling script, but when there are several prints in a row, only the first one gets the tab.
PS: if it can help, the calling of the Python script:
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Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 05:28I think this is clearly a post-processing step to be done in Javascript.
Unless you have complete control over your script, there is lots of ways how things might be printed without tab:
- Strings containing
\n - automatic log/warning messages from libraries
- Forgetting the prefix somewhere
- etc.
Just use buff.toString().split("\n").join("\n\t") in JS.
QUESTION
I cannot get this Python code to run by calling it with a VBA macro.
The Python code which writes a CSV to my desktop.
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Answered 2021-Sep-07 at 19:11The problem here was two fold. First I was not importing numpy in my python script. Second I did not have my path set up correctly. A great and up to date video on how to do this is linked below.
QUESTION
I am fairly new to Python and .NET in general, but decided to ask more competent people, since I have been struggling with the issue of executing python script from Windows Forms.
The basic idea of my project is a desktop applicaton and the overall logic would be to read from a couple of selected check boxes, pass the values of those selections to my python script, from there I generate an excell table based on those results, and display this table back into the Windows Forms application.
Creating the table and managing to display it in the Desktop App is already done, but I am having serious issues with the communication between the two platforms, when it came to executing the script itself.
I have tried using IronPython and it worked perfectly, untill the fact that I found that Iron Python does not support CPython packages, like Pandas, which is build on numpy, and numpy apparantly is one of those packages. I looked over a lot of articles about this issue and the answers did not seem promising and most of the suggestions were to use pythonnet.
I tried to implement pythonnet, following numerous articles and all I managed to do, besides creating a bigger mess, is nothing as a result.
Finally, I decided to use C# Process class, but did not succeed also.
Would appreciate if there are any comments and suggestions on how to remedy this issue.
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Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 19:34I did a project like this recently; a couple of things I would suggest to make it easy:
Confirm that the instance of python set in your env variables (WIN+R, sysdm.cpl, Advanced, env variables) is that of the instance of python you wish to use (do this for your python search path too!)
Remove any lines attempting to set these in code; and instead handle errors if they are not found
Then, when you call you script from within your program; it only needs to look like this:
QUESTION
Hey so I have a pretty simple request for a bat file
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Answered 2022-Feb-19 at 21:55See this ref, we need using call to activate the conda environment
QUESTION
I need to know the number of the last row in my Table to work on it. So, I wrote this function in Python:
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Answered 2022-Feb-16 at 13:27Global variables in programming are usually a bad idea, and this is no exception. From the comment:
If it's global then it will not get the changed value. Initialize those values at the beginning of
calcula()instead... The initial part of the code only gets run once, when the python file gets modified, as you have already discovered. It's a good place to declare constants but not variables.
QUESTION
I'm scratching my head. My goal is to get an input of json und put it out into an influxdb. Since' I'm gathering data from a pfSense my tools are limited. Therefor I'm using Python 3.8.
Developing on an Debian Machine first I wrote this code:
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Answered 2022-Feb-12 at 09:11"Expecting value at char 0" generally means that you're trying to json.loads() an empty string:
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