Bash run multiple Python scripts with pre-imported modules
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I want to run separately two Python scripts in command line, where the script1.py imports Python modules and the script2.py uses these pre-imported modules to conduct calculations. The reason of doing this is to avoid importing the same modules/model weights/etc (in script1.py) every time I want to run script2.py with different input arguments in bash.
In the command line I run: >> python script1.py followed by >> python script2.py and I get this Error: NameError: name 'cv2' is not defined, while it's supposed to be imported in script1.py.
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I want to run separately two Python scripts in command line, where the script1.py imports Python modules and the script2.py uses these pre-imported modules to conduct calculations. The reason of doing this is to avoid importing the same modules/model weights/etc (in script1.py) every time I want to run script2.py with different input arguments in bash.
In the command line I run: >> python script1.py followed by >> python script2.py and I get this Error: NameError: name 'cv2' is not defined, while it's supposed to be imported in script1.py.
How can I solve this problem?
bash python
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I want to run separately two Python scripts in command line, where the script1.py imports Python modules and the script2.py uses these pre-imported modules to conduct calculations. The reason of doing this is to avoid importing the same modules/model weights/etc (in script1.py) every time I want to run script2.py with different input arguments in bash.
In the command line I run: >> python script1.py followed by >> python script2.py and I get this Error: NameError: name 'cv2' is not defined, while it's supposed to be imported in script1.py.
How can I solve this problem?
bash python
asked 17 mins ago
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I want to run separately two Python scripts in command line, where the script1.py imports Python modules and the script2.py uses these pre-imported modules to conduct calculations. The reason of doing this is to avoid importing the same modules/model weights/etc (in script1.py) every time I want to run script2.py with different input arguments in bash.
In the command line I run: >> python script1.py followed by >> python script2.py and I get this Error: NameError: name 'cv2' is not defined, while it's supposed to be imported in script1.py.
How can I solve this problem?
bash python
bash python
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