Closed Bschoy closed 1 year ago
Can you show me the source code?
Try to cd into the folder containing your source code and run Python in the terminal manually there. The paths are incorrect because they are relative to the current working directory.
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cd Newly-Seen-Analyse
cd final
python preparation.py
It's related to relative paths. Paths inside your Python code are relative to the working directory. When clicking the button to run, the working directory is always the root of your project folder.
I am using multiple .txt files to read and write to in python. These all are in the same folder as the Script. Testing it using a MAC worked fine but on IPad it says File not found. I tried giving the PATH in Addition to the file name but it still doesn't work.
from: "test.txt"
to: "Auf meinem iPad/Code/Newly-Seen-Analyse/final/test.txt" (My system is in German)
Any workarounds or solutions?