Well, the thing is that I was just using changing directories as an example
for running a name specific command, is the <long winded reply here> the
only way to run name specific commands? An example would be (what I am
actually trying to do) run the simply command
mame s1945
in the command line. MAME is, for those of you that care, the multaple
arcade machine emulator and the command runs the classic game strikers 1945.
I'm just trying to automate the tedious process of running it through the
command line. By the way, thanks to everyone who responded I'm really
getting along here.
Thanks,
-Ivan
>
> Generally, the only way to use an application (i.e. a program like the
> Python interpreter, or your own .exe) to change the working folder is to
> have your script executed from within a batch file, write out a new
> batch file in your script, and then have the calling batch file execute
> that script if it exists.
And, after that long-winded reply, here's another option, if you're just
trying to change the directory _within_ your app but don't care if the
change persists:
import os
os.chdir(r'c:\Program Files')
-Peter
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