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Why is my import statement not working in Python?
The Error message in the command line: ImportError: No module named ‘package_name’ if you are running any xxx.py file and you face the import error though same script if run by any IDE works fine,its path issue.
Is there a way to suppress the error message stderr?
You can also just suppress the error message by redirecting stderr to null, like Ignacio suggested. To do it in code, you can just write the following: However, this is probably not be what you want, because from your error it looks like the script execution is stopped, and you probably want it to be continued.
Where are the NOT FOUND messages in pyinstaller?
All “module not found” messages are written to the build/name/warn-name.txt file. They are not displayed to standard output because there are many of them. Examine the warning file; often there will be dozens of modules not found, but their absence has no effect.
Where do I find the imported by link in pyinstaller?
You can open it in any web browser. Find a module name, then keep clicking the “imported by” links until you find the top-level import that causes that module to be included. If you specify –log-level=DEBUG to the pyinstaller command, PyInstaller additionally generates a GraphViz input file representing the dependency graph.
How to import a module into a Python program?
Most likely your folder is not PYTHONPATH Try to add the module’s path to sys.path variable: The way to import your own modules is to place the file in the directory of your program and use the following code: where Module is the name of your module.
Where do I save a module file in Python?
Create a folder in the lib\\sitepackages folder in your python folder ex: myModules Save a blank python file named init .py in this folder. The file does not have to contain any syntax. Later on, you can set module requirements in this file if you wish.
Where do I save import name in Python?
I save it as a .py file within a Module folder I created within the Python directory. However, whenever i type import module_name in IDLE, it says that the module doesn’t exist. What am I doing wrong, or not doing?
Why does Python not work on Raspberry Pi?
This code is for video streaming, but it doesn’t work. The error message is: Note that the two separate calls of os.system are exactly that – completely separate from each other.
What to do if Python script fails in rc.local?
If this is the case, you have two options: Install the telepot module globally for all users with sudo pip install telepot, then leave your rc.local unchanged. Switch to the pi user in rc.local by replacing the old script line in rc.local with sudo -H -u pi /usr/bin/python3 /home/pi/steamFriendStatus_v0.3.py.
How to run Python script from command line?
I need to run a python script from the command line (OS = Debian wheezy, python -version 3.5). I used PyCharm (community edition) to write the script and it is working from inside the IDE.