katrin eggert wrote:
> Everytime I try to run a Python Script in Windows, when I need to insert a
> file path (e.g. D:\testing_ground) I need to change the \ for /.
In what context?
In Python string literals, the "\" character is used as an escape
character, e.g. "\n" is newline. You need to use "\\" for a literal
backslash, or use raw string literals, e.g.
"C:\\Program Files\\GRASS\\..."
or:
r"C:\Program Files\GRASS\..."
If you're running GRASS commands from a bash shell, bash also uses
backslash as an escape character. The solutions are similar (use a
double backslash or place single quotes around the string), or you can
use cmd.exe instead of bash.
If the issue is elsewhere, you'll need to explain more clearly.
--
Glynn Clements <[email protected]>
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