SecureCRT isn't expected to work with Python 3.4. Further, it isn't expected to work with anything external to the Python included in the installation folder.
You may consider injecting the module path into sys.path. For example:
import sysIf that doesn't work, you may consider installing Python 2.6 since SecureCRT 7.3 uses 2.6.
import os
# sys.path is a variable that tells a script where to look for modules when
# importing them. Here is an example of how to add a path you want to use if
# you don't want to use a pre-defined path. This also illustrates how to
# determine the valid paths defined in sys.path.
# Display current sys.path list.
crt.Dialog.MessageBox(str(sys.path))
# Get the path to the script that is running that wants to import a module
(strScriptPath, strScriptName) = os.path.split(__file__)
# Inject the path to the script into sys.path for use when looking for modules
# to import.
if strScriptPath in sys.path:
# If the path exists, don't inject. Unless SecureCRT is closed, we don't
# need to inject the path of the running script because sys.path is static.
crt.Dialog.MessageBox('Already There')
else:
# Inject the path of the running script if it is not in sys.path
sys.path.insert(0, strScriptPath)
# Confirm that your custom path has been injected into the sys.path list.
crt.Dialog.MessageBox(str(sys.path))
# Import custom module.
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I am interested to know if you are able to find a solution, so please post your testing results.
Some of the modules like pandas, etc., use openpyxl if you are working with Excel file functionalities. If you run your Python program and got this error “ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘openpyxl'”, it means that openpyxl module is not installed.
I've tried writing to the same file, and also to a new filename, but after saving, the new file cannot be opened by excel I'm running Excel Mac 2011 Python 2.7.6:: Anaconda 1.9.1 (x8664) MacBook Pro 2.3GHz, Intel Core i7 OS X 10.9.2 openpyxl 1.8.5 installed via pip ``` #!python #!/usr/bin/env python import openpyxl as px from.
An example stack trace would be as shown below.
To solve this error, you need to install openpyxl module. In this tutorial, we will use pip to install openpyxl module. Run the following command, to install openpyxl.
When you install, there is an option to toggle 'add python to the path'. This allowed the command 'pip install openpyxl' to actually work in the command prompt. This installed the module and then you continue in Python as the tutorials suggest with import openpyxl and so on. In this post, I tried to answer once and for all the perennial question, how do I install Python packages in the Jupyter notebook. After proposing some simple solutions that can be used today, I went into a detailed explanation of why these solutions are necessary: it comes down to the fact that in Jupyter, the kernel is disconnected from the.
RunIf you have both python2.x and python3.x versions installed in your machine, use pip to install in python2.x and pip3 to install in python3.x.
RunInstall Import Openpyxl For Python In Mac Download
Once openpyxl is installed, the error should be fixed.