Python auto save file failed

**Should be fine, need to make sure the target dir exists. If the run fails, the zip should also have an output that can be posted together.

Here are my test results (for testing, the directory is different, and the target dir is used to ensure that the target dir exists), test platform win7 cygwin:

import os

import time

source = ['d:/hello-git'I know this is the file to copy.

target_dir = 'd:/tmp/tmp'The place to save the file.

Make sure the directory exists.

target = target_dir + '%y%m%d%h%m%s') +'.zip'The name and format of the file.

zip_command = "zip -r ". format(target, ' '.join(source))

print(zip_command)

if == 0:

print('successful backup to', target)

else:print('backup failed')

Output: zip -r d: tmp tmp d: hello-git

adding: hello-git/ (452 bytes security) (stored 0%)

adding: hello-git/readme (408 bytes security) (stored 0%)

adding: hello-git/ (284 bytes security) (stored 0%)

adding: hello-git/ (408 bytes security) (deflated 9%)

adding: hello-git/ (284 bytes security) (deflated 28%)

adding: hello-git/ (284 bytes security) (deflated 38%)

successful backup to d:/tmp/tmp/

Don't try the Chinese path.

The python file is saved as follows:

1. First of all, click in the win10 start menu to run idle.

2. Then, you can see that it is in test mode when it is just opened, and you can test it at will.

3. If you want a more formal python file, click file-new file. Or press the shortcut Ctrl N to create a new file for IDLE.

4. Then, the window can be python**. The default name is untitled, so press ctrl s to save. The default is the pythonfile type when saving.

6. Next, click run-run module to run, and the shortcut key is F5.

7. Finally, in the previous shell window, you will see the running result of the file, as well as the path of the file.

I just did this.,Later, I changed the file name.,Before, it may have been with unsupported characters in the name.,I don't know if you're like that.。

I've also encountered this problem.,Now it's solved.,I made a mistake.,Can't save.,You can save it after you change it.。

In the traditional preservation method, create a new text to write and then save.

3. If you want a more formal python file, you need to create a new one, and "ctrl n" is the new file of idle.

4. After that, there will be an additional window, which is different from the first window opened, and this window can be python**. The default is untitled, so you need to ctrl s to save it, and the default is the pythonfile type.

5. After saving, you can write the regular python**, and you can use print to test it directly.

6. Then it's running, here it should be used as a module to run to be effective, and the shortcut key is F5.

7. Then in the previous shell window, you will see the running result of the file, as well as the path prompt of the file.

Python is saved in py format under Windows, and it can be executed by clicking on it.

If you are on Linux, you can do without the suffix.

Write the suffix on it, and write it when you save it.

Change the suffix to. py is fine.