Python provides a search path in sys.path .It is possible to change this by e.g. sys.path.append("/home/pi/anotherpath") or by removing entries (handle with care, but it would affect only current program and is not persisted)
Keep in mind that the search path contains directory-names, not file-names.
Search path usually is local directory (cwd), then the python package folders. IDE may change this, so doublecheck.
For your problem, I would propose this:
- execute your python programs from the work dir where the python program is located.
cd <path where yourprogram is located>
python3 <yourprogram>
- place the modules you want to use into local folder <path where your python program is located>
Code:
import sysprint(sys.path)Keep in mind that the search path contains directory-names, not file-names.
Search path usually is local directory (cwd), then the python package folders. IDE may change this, so doublecheck.
For your problem, I would propose this:
- execute your python programs from the work dir where the python program is located.
cd <path where yourprogram is located>
python3 <yourprogram>
- place the modules you want to use into local folder <path where your python program is located>
Statistics: Posted by ghp — Sun Jun 30, 2024 7:30 am