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I am running the same basic script both via eclipse and via (python) command line.
The script is:
filepath = "C:/remove/"
filename = "odissey.txt"
f = open(filepath+filename, "w")
print(f.write("CHEEECK!"))
f.close()
When I run it on eclipse, it works.
When I run it on command line, it prints the same values as if it worked.
Then I look in to the folder and the folder is empty.
What seems to be happening here?
python filewriter
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
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asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
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I am running the same basic script both via eclipse and via (python) command line.
The script is:
filepath = "C:/remove/"
filename = "odissey.txt"
f = open(filepath+filename, "w")
print(f.write("CHEEECK!"))
f.close()
When I run it on eclipse, it works.
When I run it on command line, it prints the same values as if it worked.
Then I look in to the folder and the folder is empty.
What seems to be happening here?
python filewriter
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
753721
asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
1
just put the write command outside the print
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:47
How exactly are you running things?
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:48
@Hugo Nope, it is not the problem
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:49
@Juan, Python v3.7. Compiler: eclipse workspace but the same file giving an effect by creating a file when it runs from eclipse is not giving the file (while outputing the same correct print) if called by command line
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:50
1
No, how exactly? Provide the actual terminal input/output.
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:52
|
show 10 more comments
I am running the same basic script both via eclipse and via (python) command line.
The script is:
filepath = "C:/remove/"
filename = "odissey.txt"
f = open(filepath+filename, "w")
print(f.write("CHEEECK!"))
f.close()
When I run it on eclipse, it works.
When I run it on command line, it prints the same values as if it worked.
Then I look in to the folder and the folder is empty.
What seems to be happening here?
python filewriter
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
753721
asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
1
I am running the same basic script both via eclipse and via (python) command line.
The script is:
filepath = "C:/remove/"
filename = "odissey.txt"
f = open(filepath+filename, "w")
print(f.write("CHEEECK!"))
f.close()
When I run it on eclipse, it works.
When I run it on command line, it prints the same values as if it worked.
Then I look in to the folder and the folder is empty.
What seems to be happening here?
python filewriter
python filewriter
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
753721
asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
1
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
753721
asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
1
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
753721
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
753721
edited Mar 22 at 17:52
Pygasm
753721
753721
asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
1
asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
1
asked Mar 22 at 16:45
SimonSimon
1
1
just put the write command outside the print
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:47
How exactly are you running things?
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:48
@Hugo Nope, it is not the problem
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:49
@Juan, Python v3.7. Compiler: eclipse workspace but the same file giving an effect by creating a file when it runs from eclipse is not giving the file (while outputing the same correct print) if called by command line
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:50
1
No, how exactly? Provide the actual terminal input/output.
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:52
|
show 10 more comments
just put the write command outside the print
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:47
How exactly are you running things?
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:48
@Hugo Nope, it is not the problem
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:49
@Juan, Python v3.7. Compiler: eclipse workspace but the same file giving an effect by creating a file when it runs from eclipse is not giving the file (while outputing the same correct print) if called by command line
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:50
1
No, how exactly? Provide the actual terminal input/output.
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:52
just put the write command outside the print
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:47
just put the write command outside the print
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:47
How exactly are you running things?
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:48
How exactly are you running things?
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:48
@Hugo Nope, it is not the problem
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:49
@Hugo Nope, it is not the problem
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:49
@Juan, Python v3.7. Compiler: eclipse workspace but the same file giving an effect by creating a file when it runs from eclipse is not giving the file (while outputing the same correct print) if called by command line
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:50
@Juan, Python v3.7. Compiler: eclipse workspace but the same file giving an effect by creating a file when it runs from eclipse is not giving the file (while outputing the same correct print) if called by command line
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:50
1
1
No, how exactly? Provide the actual terminal input/output.
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:52
No, how exactly? Provide the actual terminal input/output.
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:52
|
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just put the write command outside the print
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:47
How exactly are you running things?
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:48
@Hugo Nope, it is not the problem
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:49
@Juan, Python v3.7. Compiler: eclipse workspace but the same file giving an effect by creating a file when it runs from eclipse is not giving the file (while outputing the same correct print) if called by command line
– Simon
Mar 22 at 16:50
1
No, how exactly? Provide the actual terminal input/output.
– juanpa.arrivillaga
Mar 22 at 16:52