May-29-2021, 12:00 PM
(This post was last modified: May-29-2021, 09:11 PM by lucky67.
Edit Reason: clarify subject for searches and mark as solved
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I'm a new Linux user, used to use autohotkey in windows to do this. Have installed autokey in linux and tried several ways of getting this to work using python script but getting different errors.
I want to be able to open several different libre office files (Calc and Writer) in libre office with one 'click' (task I do monthly, files are (and need to be) in different folders).
I can't even get one file to open!
I have tried using just the open (path) command, I've also tried import os, before open (path). And Import OS, OS.open(path). Looking at the tutorials etc they all use it to open .txt or .cvs files.
I should say that I dual boot Linux and Windows and these folders are on a shared 'data' partition
So can I do this python? Am I missing out a step before I try to open the files?
Thanks for any help!
I want to be able to open several different libre office files (Calc and Writer) in libre office with one 'click' (task I do monthly, files are (and need to be) in different folders).
I can't even get one file to open!
open(/media/lw/8CEEXXXXAB2/1Asafedocs/PXXXXX/AXXXXX/wXXXX/WXXINUSE/TXXXXX.ods)I have changed one folder name to remove the spaces as the 'in' was showing up as a command.
I have tried using just the open (path) command, I've also tried import os, before open (path). And Import OS, OS.open(path). Looking at the tutorials etc they all use it to open .txt or .cvs files.
I should say that I dual boot Linux and Windows and these folders are on a shared 'data' partition
So can I do this python? Am I missing out a step before I try to open the files?
Thanks for any help!