Hi - I have a python script that generates a quote - it prints simply # Print the chosen phrase so that the calling shell can capture it print(chosen_phrase) I am calling it with a command - it opens the terminal and runs the script: Run, %ComSpec% /k python "C:\Users\mike\AppData\Roaming\espan...

How about letting you paste in scripts or various languages and as long as you point it at the right compiler in the settings it runs the script and gives you the output. Would be an awesome feature for Fastkeys.

I’ve not had a lot of luck compiling Python into an exe and then running it.

Could you point me in the right direction to make sure I am compiling it correctly and calling it correctly?

Thank you! Test case: today, 2023-2-27 is FY23 Q2 W9 Test case: 2023-10-1 is FY24 Q1 W1 from datetime import date, datetime, timedelta import typing from dateutil import relativedelta FY_START_MONTH = 10 Q_MAP = [2, 3, 4, 1] # Define a "delta" object that represents the time from a given d...

After some tinkering and testing I can confirm that the Quarter works great. The weeks are also "shifted" - but for the YEAR not the week in the quarter.

Thanks! This seems to work. Let me see if I have the logic: Quarters: you are shifting them one quarter out in the q array, so Jan/Feb/Mar instead of Q1 is shifted to Q2, and so on. Weeks: you are shifting these manually in the same fashion shifting a number of days out - an entire quarter out. Now ...

Hi - I was previously using aText which lets you run Python scripts natively. My company has locked down out machines and aText will no longer update - I think because it comes from the Microsoft Store. Fastkeys, on the other hand, is my savior and I am glad to come back to it. I am hoping you can h...

I've come back to Fastkeys after some time, and I'd like some help getting a Python script working. I compiled the script to an .exe but executing with Fastkeys does nothing but briefly open and close a command prompt windows. If I run the .exe in a command window directly the text I am getting from...

Marko wrote: ↑Jan 18th, ’22, 06:28 You cannot use the Python code in FastKeys directly. You need to compile the code to exe and then run in.

Doh - thanks - I missed that. This will work in cases where I don’t need to feed the code with an input.

Thanks!

Hi - I have tried three methods, both have failed. 1. I entered the python script into the text area for TextExpander > Run -- Result: a web page opened with the raw unprocessed json string that my script fetches. I had hoped to see the parsed string. 2. I pointed to a file. Result: the .py file was...