py_exe: Python executable
In rstudio/reticulate: Interface to 'Python'
py_exe R Documentation
Python executable
Description
Get the path to the Python executable that reticulate has been configured
to use. If Python has already been initialized, then reticulate will
choose the currently-active copy of Python.
Usage
py_exe()
Details
This can occasionally be useful if you'd like to interact with Python (or its
modules) via a subprocess; for example you might choose to install a package
with pip:
system2(py_exe(), c("-m", "pip", "install", "numpy"))
and so you can also have greater control over how these modules are invoked.
Value
The path to the Python executable reticulate has been configured
to use.
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Python executable
Description
Get the path to the Python executable that reticulate has been configured
to use. If Python has already been initialized, then reticulate will
choose the currently-active copy of Python.
Usage
py_exe()
Details
This can occasionally be useful if you'd like to interact with Python (or its
modules) via a subprocess; for example you might choose to install a package
with pip:
system2(py_exe(), c("-m", "pip", "install", "numpy"))
and so you can also have greater control over how these modules are invoked.
Value
The path to the Python executable reticulate has been configured
to use.
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Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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