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source command is officially for Unix operating systems family and you can't use it on windows basically. instead, you can use venv\Scripts\activate command to activate your virtual environment.
For windows, type "C:\Users\Sid\venv\FirstProject\Scripts\activate" in the terminal without quotes. Simply give the location of your Scripts folder in your project. So, the command will be location_of_the_Scripts_Folder\activate.
A small reminder, but I had my slashes the wrong way on Win10 cmd. According to python documentation the activate command is: C:\> \Scripts\activate.batWhen you're browsing directories it's e.g. cd .env/Scripts
If you see the 5 folders (Include,Lib,Scripts,tcl,pip-selfcheck) after using the virtualenv yourenvname command, change directory to Scripts folder in the cmd itself and simply use "activate" command.
These steps work together from the command line, and they work individually in a .bat, but I can't seem to get them to work together from the .bat. It seems the virtualenv is not fully activated when I try to execute the python script and confused as to why.
I've tried adding timeouts immediately after the call to workon and tried moving the workon to seperate .bat called from my first file, but the other lines still execute before the virtualenv is activated. Any help is greatly appreciated!
In Windows Task Scheduler you can specify the path in which the command prompt will open. So when adding the action, use path to your python in the field Program/script, the name of the file to be run in Add arguments field, and the path to your file.py in Start in field.
Another way to do this is to make a shortcut of the batch file and then change the "Start in" field.After that remember to use the full paths in your batch file since it will be running from a difference location.
After installing anaconda3 in windows, I can run python commands from the anaconda prompt, but not from the windows command prompt.I would like to make a desktop shortcut to activate my environment and run spyder from it. Previously, I would do this with a .bat file, but now that I cannot run python commands from cmd.exe this doesn't work.
You do need to use call for the "activate.bat" script as well as any subsequent Anaconda/Python-related commands. Otherwise the prompt will immediately quit after running the commands, even if you use a pause statement. Please see below example:
Note: this script will only start one instance of the qtconsole at a time due to DLL limitations of Linux QT GUI library only supporting one instance of the same exe running at the same time. That's probably why they use "Anaconda Navigator" to launch the QtConsole programs to get around this restriction.
You can save your start command in a batch (.bat) file and use the windows task scheduler to run this on startup or login. If you are working with anaconda/conda and have to activate an environment first, you may use something like this to start the server at a predefined tcpip port:
I have tried nssm which looks no error on service. but .bat file does not run anymore. bat file can run by manual. it seems like streamlit.exe does not work properly as a service. could you share how to do?
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I recently wrote a LISP code with help from this forums that alters the values of a certain block. After I managed to get it to work on a single file, now I need to batch activate it, I want to insert a folder location for both the LISP code, and another folder location containing the DWG's I want altered, and then the 'parent' LISP will open up all DWG's and activate the code one at the time. preferably all in the same session because opening up a new session sometimes asks for user prompts or licenses, and I need it to run smoothly. I couldn't find a LISP code that opens up a new DWG file and I would love to get some examples or references
which will run as soon as it is loaded - when the drawing has loaded - and then just open all the drawings you need to - dead simple but remember to remove the (c:testthis) line or take it out of the startup else it will run on every drawing and every time one opens
Final if you want to trawl the forums, I am sure I posted a batch LISP on here somewhere - I'd post it again but the weekend has started here, CAD is off, unable to go through the code to take out my company details and check it still works but if you find it you can use that as well.
Lat thing you could research the Core Console (Big Al seams to know this better than I do), though it is quick it is limited to basic LISP commands and AUtoCAD commands, VLA- commands don't work so well
One of the simplest way to edit multiple dwg's is a script it tells the CAD what to do like a command line sequence, you can run lisp programs as well. I have used this on like 100 dwgs but they were small dwg's so the open modify and close was like 2-3 seconds per dwg.
In more recent times you can use Accoreconsole which will edit the Autocad dwg without opening it, again you need a working lisp 1st, it uses a script but the script is as simple as (load "mylisp") as the close is done in the lisp. It can be ran as a windows batch program on a directory.
Here is another option, there will be stuff in there that might not work, going to need both of these files I think and I save them in ....Desktop \\ AutoCAD \\ AutoCAD LISPS .... so you can create that folder or search through the code and change that file path.
workstation restarts, due to windows operating system update, environment power condition, etc, and once everything restarts, hamachi is in the "powered off" condition. Then we are screwed, because there is no remote access, and now a human being has to make a physical trip to the workstation to click on "power on".
So, I've figured out a way to deal with this. I wrote a windows service that monitors the logmein service and it's power on status. If either get turned off my service restarts them. So far has been working very well and ended the random shutdowns that can happen.
And that's the equivalent of pressing the power button on the UI. That way whenever the Hamachi is disconnected for whatever reason, it will attempt to reconnect and log back on without the need of the UI.
For some reason on a new computer that I installed Hamachi on, it seems to randomly decide not to auto-connect (aka "Power" on) and it would be offline, requiring me to press the power button on its UI. Other times it would auto-connect just fine. Apparently this is controlled via a config file some place but the fact that it isn't being consistent was something I found odd. So what I did was create a task run in Task Scheduler to execute that previous command (hamachi-2 --cli logon) set to run "At Startup", set it to run with Administrative privileges whether a user is logged in or not, and set a Condition for it to run after getting a Network Connection with the device that provides internet access. This way Hamachi is already connected to the VPN before anyone logs on (assuming the person doesn't log in fast enough to get ahead of it). From now on I won't have to deal with the randomness of it not auto-connecting or worry about its configuration set to do so.
Basically the service I wrote polls that file every so often, if it finds the state powered off, it stops the service, changes that line, and then restarts the service. It also checks to make sure the service is running and also starts it up if the service is stopped. I also keep the hamachi in "do not self update" mode...
I created a batch file that turns on hamachi and enables a network on startup. To get it to run subtletly on startup I created a shortcut to the file and changed the properties so it starts minimized.
Looking at your screen shot I see I am looking at the same place you are. The only difference is my shows the network ID to be the same as the network. In otherwords, your network ID should be Arena if it is working like mine. One difference though, your type is gateway, mine is mesh. Could that make a difference?
Just to clarify, after rebooting my computer, Hamachi starts after I log in just fine. Which of course is no help at all. I need it to be working before logging in otherwise I can't get to it to log in. Is this what your batch file is suppose to fix? Or have I misunderstood.
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