Module on Getting the Date Time
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A Module on Time Date
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The first programming riddle on the net. Python-challenge
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Shell Commands in Python Code
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path(file)
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What's this error then?
You remember me asking about running a program in my
code...I got a problem here
I copied the msgfmt here :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] HEADER]$ ls
allsamples
Backup
file-roller.HEAD.fa.po
msgfmt.py
header.py
my code is:
#! /usr/bin/env python
import os
from os import execl
os.execl ('/home/sara/PYTHON/HEADER/msgfmt.py',
'file-roller.HEAD.fa.po')
But when I run it, this Error raises:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] HEADER]$ python run.py
/usr/bin/env: python2.2: No such file or directory
Do you have any solutions?
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How to run a program?
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date to digit
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