I have included a pdf (help.pdf) in .qrc and converted it to .py using python. How can it be extracted and written to the local folder using python. Thank you
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I have built an app in python that is structured based on the project directory structure in PyCharm. The app sources different scripts from different .py files and also references data templates that are saved in the project directory.
I am trying to figure out how to convert this to an executable. I have tried pyinstaller and it did not work. I am trying to use cx_freeze and cannot get that to work at all.
Below is a screenshot of the project directory that I am configured to and I have provided a few screenshots of how I am cross-referencing different py scripts as well as excel data templates that SQL data is loaded into.
Can someone please advise how to get an executable to work? Should I separate the data templates into an external folder and point to the external folder in the app?
Project Directory Structure:
Directory Structure
How I am cross-referencing .py files:
Cross Referencing of .py files
Excel templates within project directory. SQL data extracts are saved in this directory and then a vba macro is executed from python to finish the data transformation and analysis.
Excel Templates in project directory
Thank you in advance for the assistance!
I'm new with pyexcel, i'm programing in django and python and i export an array with the folowing code
pyexcel.isave_as(array=array_of_data, dest_file_name=('%(name)s.xls') % {'name':model.name})
my problem is the file is exported and save it but, i dont want to save it in the program folder, i want to select that the .xls is downloaded in the downloads folder
i have a tkinter interface with a button that should download a specific pdf file which is stored in the project folder. I know ways to download files wit a url but in my case its the file that only exists in my local project directory. How can i implement this?
I have recently downloaded some models for blender but when I unzipped it the file was in .py format I want to add them to my project but I cant I tried "open in" method but no results..... can anyone tell me how to fix it
You can simply change its format from .py to .blend
you can do this with help of notepad.
open .py file in notepad and save as .blend format.
Please specify what the content of the .py file is.
A .py file is a python script, and you can't just "convert" it in a blender file. They are two different things.
It might be the case that the .py file is just a text file (saved as a .py file) that contains the coordinates of a mesh. In this case, just change .py in .obj and import it in blender.
Is there anyway the pyc file can be extracted from an Application bundle? I'm referring to an application bundle that was created by using py2app on python code.
The pyc files are stored in a zipfile in the Resources folder. The name of the zip file depends on the Python version, for 2.7 it is .app/Contents/Resources/python2.7/site-packages.zip.
That zip file is a regular zipfile that can be manipulated with the usual tools.