open python files automatically

[ambro93 0]

Hello everyone

I created a python script for communication with a crestron home automation processor and if started with python luncher it works perfectly.

from cinema vision I tried to run it both as python: /// as well as as command: /// but it does not work

the Python visualization test: ///script.py is OK but does not run the file when it launches it ...

the test with the command: //script.py returns an os error

the system is running on a macbook pro

the lunch files and the script are in the same directory

what am I doing wrong? I would simply use a correct string to launch a file

P.S. attached the image of the error

thank you so much
Ambrosini Andrea

[Ragnarok 198]

14 hours ago, ambro93 said:

Hello everyone

I created a python script for communication with a crestron home automation processor and if started with python luncher it works perfectly.

from cinema vision I tried to run it both as python: /// as well as as command: /// but it does not work

the Python visualization test: ///script.py is OK but does not run the file when it launches it ...

the test with the command: //script.py returns an os error

the system is running on a macbook pro

the lunch files and the script are in the same directory

what am I doing wrong? I would simply use a correct string to launch a file

P.S. attached the image of the error

thank you so much
Ambrosini Andrea

Hey there! From what I can tell, that's not a problem with your script, but rather an issue with permissions from your OS. Make sure that the scripts are in a directory that everyone can execute from, and that nothing is blocking python scripts from running at the OS level. I'm not sure if there are security settings on a Mac that prevent Python scripts from running or being called like that, but maybe this documentation will help.

[ambro93 0]

Thank you very much for your answer

this morning I tried to solve that mistake positively, or at least I was hoping

I solved the error [permission denied] error 13 using the command from the terminal: sudo chmod 777 python "python" is the folder created in the main user

then I had an error 8 [Exec format error] and I solved adding the formula to the script: #! / usr / bin / env python

now .... throwing the test or the automation from cinemavision does not give me any errors but does not launch the script and does not do any action ... I do not know where the error is now

* lunch file: lunch.cvaction

command: //script.py or test with python: //script.py

script.py: is a simple launch of the message in tcp

#! / usr / bin / env python
import socket
import sys

def get_constants (prefix):
    "" "Create a dictionary mapping socket module
    constants to their names.
    "" "
    return {
        getattr (socket, n): n
        for n in dir (socket)
        if n.startswith (prefix)
    }

families = get_constants ('AF_')
types = get_constants ('SOCK_')
protocols = get_constants ('IPPROTO_')

# Create a TCP / IP socket
sock = socket.create_connection (('192.168.178.80', 49152))

print ('Family:', families [sock.family])
print ('Type:', types [sock.type])
print ('Protocol:', protocols [sock.proto])
print ()

try:

    # Send data
    message = b'ciao '
    print ('sending {! r}'. format (message))
    sock.sendall (message)

finally:
    print ('closing socket')
    sock.close ()

[ambro93 0]

now I tried to run the script in the sequence but with the unusual command:

module: //script.py

despite an error executing the script by launching the message I want ... however, the operation works only once, both in test and in sequence ... I also tried to create multiple launch files and scripts with different names but the result is the same ... only executes the first script in sequence and then nothing

I'm sure the command module is wrong to start the script but it nevertheless gave life signs hahah