I am having difficulty accessing my custom scripts from the command line (python3 unzipit.py "C:\Users\Me\downloads\zipfilehome"
). I want to have my scripts act on any file, no matter where they are. I don't want to have the script file in the same directory in order for it to work. I followed this question's top answer to no avail. Note: I am using Windows 10 and all my python versions are in the path with no issues accessing them.
What I did (I always refresh my CLI with every change)
In the system environmental variables:
Path: (unchanged since installation) C:\Path2Python27;C:\Path2Python27\scripts;C:\Path2Python37;C:\Path2Python37\scripts;
PYTHONPATH: C:\Path2Python37;C:\Path2Python37\scripts;C:\Users\Me\myscripts\py
Things I also tried
- system environmental variables
Path: C:\Path2Python27;C:\Path2Python27\scripts;C:\Path2Python37;C:\Path2Python37\scripts;C:\Users\Me\myscripts\py
- moving the same stuff to user env's
Path
- moving the above-shown system
PYTHONPATH
to the user env
What else am I missing? I don't understand.
All in all, what I needed to get this working:
system environmental variables
Path: C:\Path2Python27;C:\Path2Python27\scripts;C:\Path2Python37;C:\Path2Python37\scripts;
PYTHONPATH: C:\Users\Me\myscripts\py
and
making sure to use Andriy's comment. It won't work using python3 unzipit.py "C:\link\to\folder"
.