On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 6:48 PM, Tim Roberts <t...@probo.com> wrote:
> gowri shankar wrote:
> > ************************************************************
> **************
> >
> > MATLAB commands work perfectly wihtout any fuss.
> > *I have translated the above code in python but i was able to talk to
> > CST with only first 2-3 commands i.e*
> > *********************************
> > /import win32com.client/
> > /cst = win32com.client.Dispatch("CSTStudio.Application")/
> > /#Opens a new CST file/
> > /mws=cst.OpenFile('D:\Gowrishankar\PDF\cuboid.cst');/
>
> You can't use backslashes like that in a Python string literal. You
> need to use one of following:
>
> mws = cst.OpenFile('D:/Gowrishankar/PDF/cuboid.cst')
> mws = cst.OpenFile('D:\\Gowrishankar\\PDF\\cuboid.cst')
> mws = cst.OpenFile(r'D:\Gowrishankar\PDF\cuboid.cst')
>
Using os.path.join() is also a valid alternative pattern for operational
safety and consistency.
import os
os.path.join(
'D:',
os.path.sep,
'Gowrishankar',
'PDF',
'cuboid.cst')
>>> 'D:\\Gowrishankar\\PDF\\cuboid.cst'
--
Joni Orponen
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