Python photo browsing variable passing

Question

I am doing a webcam project and i tried to use c# to run a python script with a location variable passed to python so i can keep changing the opening/saving location of the images.

This is used to pass the location of the opening of image to do a cropping.

string loca = File.ReadAllText("cropface.py").Replace("%location%", "C:\\Users\\L31101\\Desktop\\Camera\\Camera\\bin\\Debug\\center\\center.jpg");
            File.WriteAllText("cropface.py", loca);

However my python script receive the location without 2 backslash

image =  Image.open("C:\Users\L31101\Desktop\Camera\Camera\bin\Debug\center\center.jpg")

Therefore, i tried passing forward slash instead of 2 backslash however my python script still receive 1 backslash.

Any idea how to go around it?

Instead of `"C:\\Users\\L31101\\Desktop\\Camera\\Camera\\bin\\Debug\\center\\center.jpg");` try `@"C:\\Users\\L31101\\Desktop\\Camera\\Camera\\bin\\Debug\\center\\center.jpg");`. Then two backslashed will be passed. — , Jul 31 '14 at 06:36

score 0 · Accepted Answer · edited May 23 '17 at 11:58

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Instead of

"C:\\Users\\L31101\\Desktop\\Camera\\Camera\\bin\\Debug\\center\\center.jpg";

try

@"C:\\Users\\L31101\\Desktop\\Camera\\Camera\\bin\\Debug\\center\\center.jpg";.

Then two backslashed will be passed.

Python photo browsing variable passing

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