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Christos ZS
Christos ZS

Reputation: 109

Run anaconda through bash file

I have made a script in python that crops an image. I am using Anaconda for that and Python 2.7 in Windows

What i want to do is to run this script for a whole folder with images, so i was thinking of making a bash file. I followed these steps and bash on Ubuntu on Windows. I installed again Anaconda for linux and some libraries needed but now i am getting this error even if i have installed the same package as in Windows.

Any ideas? Or maybe another ways to do it on Windows where my script is already running well on Anaconda?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1016

Answers (1)

Lee Sutton
Lee Sutton

Reputation: 26

This may not be what you're looking for as you asked for assistance with your bash script. However, you could modify your python script to crop all the images in a specified folder using the glob function. You can run it on windows with anaconda installed.

glob returns a list of all the file names matching the unix style flags and wildcards. A sample of how this might work for your scenario may be:

import glob
files = glob.glob("c:/path/*")   # where path is the path to your images to be cropped

# then run your script on all the images to be cropped
for f in files:
    # Run python script

Upvotes: 1

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