I have created a Docker image with for a Flask app. Inside my Flask app, this is how I specify the file paths. dPath = os.getcwd() + "\data\distanceMatrixv2.csv" This should ideally resolve in a filepath similar to app/data/distanceMatrixv2.csv. This works…
My python progam is creating wrong file path. The file path formed is wrong : '/autocameratest2dataTestImages/7_vw_test.png' The correct file path should be: '/autocameratest2/data/TestImages/7_vw_test.png' The file path is fp = builtins.open(filename, "rb") FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/autocameratest2\data\TestImages/7_vw_test.png'…
Let's say you're writing the IOS component of a Flutter plugin in Swift. You have your MyFlutterPlugin.swift file open in XCode. So that we know what we're talking about the same thing, it's the file that looks like this: public…
I'm trying to download then load a pre-trained model with the gensim downloader to/from a specific location. It looks like I can successfully specify the download location using gensim.downloader.BASE_DIR but then I can't figure out how to load from that…
I have this piece of code auto path = std::filesystem::path("/root/home/../opt/."); I had tried std::filesystem::absolute() but then realized it is for something else than the reasult I want My question is how can i convert that relative path to the absolute…
I have seen a lot of similar tutorials and questions to my problem, but none seem to cover what is going on here. Being new to Laravel I'm having some difficulty with the index.php. It looks like the __DIR__ ."path/here"…
Here is my file structure on my cpanel webserver root > vendor > autoload.php > public_html > folder > file2.php > script_folder > include_file.php > file1.php Inside include_file.php I have require_once('../vendor/autoload.php'); file1.php and file2.php both contain the same call to…