winsyspath
Definitive Python wrapper for Windows System Path
Compatibility
- Python 2.7.x
- Python 3.x and newer
Example
import winsyspath
# Directory to add in the System Path
path = 'C:\\'
# Init System Path wrapper and read its actual value
syspath_wrapper = winsyspath.WinSysPath()
# Try to add a path into System path
try:
if syspath_wrapper.add(path):
print("The path "{}" is correctly added to the System Path".format(path))
else:
print("The path "{}" is already in System Path, so cannot be added".format(path))
except (EnvironmentError, WindowsError, OSError, ValueError) as ex:
print("Error -> {}".format(str(ex)))
# Reload System path value (needed only if it is modified outside python)
syspath_wrapper.reload()
# Print System Path value as a list
print(syspath_wrapper.get())
# Print System Path value as a string
print(syspath_wrapper.get_str())
# Try to remove a path from System path
try:
if syspath_wrapper.remove(path):
print("The path "{}" is correctly removed from System Path".format(path))
else:
print("The path "{}" is not in System Path, so cannot be removed".format(path))
except (EnvironmentError, WindowsError, OSError, ValueError) as ex:
print("Error -> {}".format(str(ex)))
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