Jun-29-2020, 08:07 AM
@0LI5A3A, it's an old thread but because you necro-post - there is nothing wrong with using double backslash in path - this will escape the backslash in windows path. Basically there are three ways to do it:
In addition - the traceback show that the file is found (i.e. no problem with path) and there is problem with the content of the file.
- using raw-string
- using double backslash, to escape the backaslash and possible escape sequence.
- using forward slash, like you suggest.
In addition - the traceback show that the file is found (i.e. no problem with path) and there is problem with the content of the file.
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