I'm trying to make a batch script (called run_windows
) that check if the python virtual environment exists and if not, create it then activate it, install the requirements and finally run some python code.
set "VIRTUAL_ENV=mat_visualizer_env"
:read_mat
%VIRTUAL_ENV%\Scripts\activate
pip install -r app_files/requirements.txt
python -c "import sys; sys.path.insert(1,'app_files'); from main import visualize_mat_eeg; visualize_mat_eeg('%1')"
pause
EXIT /B 0
IF EXIST "%VIRTUAL_ENV%\Scripts\activate.bat" (
CALL :read_mat
) ELSE (
pip install virtualenv
python -m venv mat_visualizer_env
CALL :read_mat
)
However, when I run my script, the code exits at line 4: %VIRTUAL_ENV%\Scripts\activate
with no errors:
CodePudding user response:
Few things:
- Running the
.bat
orbash
version of activate in powershell is not predictable,Activate.ps1
is found in newer releases. It could probably be used with older versions if copied from a newer release. - Scripts in windows (.bat or .cmd in windows) processes from top down,
:<ANCHOR>
is not skipped like a Sub or Function would be.
I have only worked with the Conda version of activate.ps1 and it adds some nice commands. Had a quick look in standard Python 3.10.5 and it does not add commands but should work fine.
Edit: Added that while working, is not the best option to use the bash version of activate