Reputation: 595
Recently installed Anaconda (1.9) for my python project on win7
After installation, I built a python 3 support environment with instruction in this page. My next task is to activate my python environment automatically with built-in batch file.
I used the command in [Anaconda Command Prompt] shortcut I found in my start menu. It runs a batch-file called [anaconda.bat]
After observing the batch file I realized it seems to be capable of taking an input argument that is supposed to be the environment I would like to activate. So I copied the shortcut and modified it as
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k "C:\Anaconda\Scripts\anaconda.bat py3k"
Then I double clicked on the new shortcut, it opened a new command window but...the designated environment did not activate!
@echo off
rem +===========================================================================
rem | Initialisation
rem +===========================================================================
verify bogus-argument 2>nul
setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
if ERRORLEVEL 1 (
echo error: unable to enable command extensions
goto :eof
)
for %%i in ("%~dp0..\envs") do (
set ANACONDA_ENVS=%%~fi
)
if not "%1" == "" (
if not exist "%ANACONDA_ENVS%\%1\python.exe" (
echo No environment named "%1" exists in %ANACONDA_ENVS%
goto :eof
)
set ANACONDA_ENV_NAME=%1
set ANACONDA=%ANACONDA_ENVS%\%1
title Anaconda (%ANACONDA_ENV_NAME%^)
) else (
set ANACONDA_ENV_NAME=
for %%i in ("%~dp0..") do (
set ANACONDA=%%~fi
)
title Anaconda
)
set ANACONDA_SCRIPTS=%ANACONDA%\Scripts
for %%i in ("python.exe") do (
for %%j in ("%ANACONDA%\python.exe") do (
if not "%%~f$PATH:i" == "%%~f$PATH:j" (
set ANACONDA_OLD_PATH="%PATH%"
set PATH=%ANACONDA%;%ANACONDA_SCRIPTS%;%PATH%;
echo Added %ANACONDA% and %ANACONDA_SCRIPTS% to PATH.
)
)
)
if not "%ANACONDA_ENV_NAME%" == "" (
echo Activating environment %ANACONDA_ENV_NAME%...
set PROMPT=[%ANACONDA_ENV_NAME%] $P$G
)
I have very little experience with bat language but I guess there may be something to do with this line
setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
I tried to remove that line but kept trapped in the ERRORLEVEL 1 expression with message.
error: unable to enable command extensions
Can anyone suggest what I should do to make this bat-file work properly?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 6926
Reputation: 1457
I don't think you need a batch file. Assuming that Anaconda and CMD are on your path (which they should be), you can try this as an alternative (it is what I do):
cmd "/c activate py3k && ipython --pylab"
Upvotes: 5