Adam Bark wrote:
<snipped some old stuff>
If I use the terminal to start the program it has no problem using the
file. There are multiple files in multiple directories so I was looking
for
a way to just double click them and have them run. If it turns out that
I
must make changes to or for each of the files it will be easier to just
keep
using the terminal. I've only been using Ubuntu for a few months so I
was
surprised that the program could not see a file that is in the same
directory.
Regards, Jim
The problem is ubuntu doesn't run the script from the directory it's in so
it's looking for wxPython.jpg somewhere else.
OK, I mistakenly thought that double-clicking on file in Nautilus would
take care of the path info.
In my reply above I also mentioned that I tried by dropping it on a
Launcher on the top panel and that the command the launcher uses is
usr/bin/python2.6. Is there a way that the command can be changed so that
it will look in the same directory the python script is in for any file it
needs?
Thanks, Jim
Not sure if you got my previous email but you could try writing the bash
script I posted (with the $1 line to get the path) and setting that as your
launcher, I think it should work.
Let me know if you didn't get it or it doesn't work.
HTH,
Adam.
I got it, got sidetracked and then forgot to look at it again. Thanks
for reminding me. Your idea works, but with one little downside. The
directories I am working with are chapters in a book. So as I move from
chapter to chapter I will need to change the bash script, but this seems
to be less typing than using the terminal.
Thanks, Jim
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