Hi Nmstoker,
thanks for your quick reply,
Certainly, there is no Qt6Core.dll in my computer, actually it seems to need a 4GByte large file download, which I don’t wanna use and how it’s possible, that Pycharm also doesn’t need the whole file too? PyQt6.QtCore was imported in (venv) terminal by Pip.
The Programm is crashing when it’s searching a location of a .png picture revealing on the screen via pyautogui. The mouse is going to move but it suddenly freezes. It seems the picture is invisible while running .exe file but everything is ok in Pycharm while running Python.
Here are the imports which I use in the main class:
from constants import FONT_SIZE, MINUTES, LABELS, DEFAULT_VALUES, COLUMN_NAMES
# Default values for the columns
# Column names for the DataFrame
import csv
import os
import platform
import subprocess
from PIL import Image
import pandas as pd
from PyQt6.QtWidgets import (
QApplication,
QWidget,
QLabel,
QLineEdit,
QPushButton,
QHBoxLayout,
QGridLayout,
QVBoxLayout,
QMessageBox,
QFileDialog,
QComboBox,
QDateTimeEdit,
QSlider,
QScrollArea,
QFrame, )
from PyQt6.QtCore import Qt, QDateTime
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
# Check if the file exists
if not os.path.exists("data.csv"):
# Create the file and write the column names
with open("data.csv", 'w', newline='') as file:
writer = csv.writer(file)
writer.writerow(COLUMN_NAMES)
# Write the default values as the first row
writer.writerow(DEFAULT_VALUES)
print("data.csv created successfully.")
else:
print("data.csv already exists.")
import datetime_playground_final
from photos_to_delete_ok_mirror_rotate_0000 import PhotoBrowserWindow
from default_and_all_ok_settings import DefaultValuesSetting
from copy_rotate_and_mirror_to_a_file import CopyAndSave
from names_manager import create_names_file, read_names, write_names
import pyautogui_script_for_pc_kodak
Within my app there are aprox 5 classes there, the main class contains an event loop
if __name__ == "__main__":
create_names_file()
app = QApplication([])
window = MainWindow()
window.show()
app.exec()
Inside the main window there are created gadgets like Qbuttons, QLineEdits, Labels, sliders etc.
The main goal of this class is to create data.csv file where the paths, general instructions what to do and creation dates are stored.
The result of a data.csv file is a bunch of lines which represents selection of concrete photos in a photo card.
Till now everything works fine, I can select photos from a specified date, range of time they were made, I can choose files and copy selected photos from the photo card into the chosen file etc.
The program runs perfectly also as .exe file till now.
The harder part comes next:
The last choice what a user can select is a pyautogui automation in cooperation with two separately running different programs. The main task is to automatically load the selected photos like a human does by clicking buttons on those third party programs. So the program has the data.csv file and from the main.py is calling pc_kodak_parsing() function in a different file called pyautogui_script_for_pc_kodak.
The program still runs perfectly and does the tasks as expected. The crash is coming around the line signed by “=============“ as I described in my previous comment. I know, there are lots of repetitions in my code, first, I wanna solve this bug, than the repetitions. Thanks for understanding.
What is interesting, the program runs perfectly in Pycharm IDE with no sign of bugs.
So the question is how can I debug the .exe file in windbg program to correct my Python file, if there is no bug any more, according to Pycharm?
Here’s my function, where the potential line of crash is signed by “# ==========“ line .
import pyautogui as pg
import pandas as pd
import PySimpleGUI as sg
import time
import platform
import pyperclip
import os
def win_mac_text_conversion(path): # windows - mac / versus \ conversion
# path = r"I:/DCIM/102CANON//IMG_9977.JPG"
os = platform.system()
if os == "Windows":
new_path = path.replace('/', '\\')
new_path = new_path.replace('//', '\\')
else:
new_path = path.replace('\\', '/')
print(new_path)
return new_path
df = pd.read_csv("data.csv")
def pc_kodak_parsing():
print(pg.size())
# Display a confirm alert window
# moving mouse to a safe position of another window
pg.moveTo(20, 800)
pg.leftClick()
pg.press("F11")
pg.sleep(2)
pict1 = "images/rotate180.png"
pict2 = "images/rotate90.png"
max_retries = 5
for index, row in df.iterrows():
path2 = row["path"]
delay = 0.1
# windows - mac / vesus \ conversion
if row["to_delete"] == 1:
continue
elif row['mirrored'] == 1:
# photos
#print(str(s1) + “mirror + 180° ")
# reading of the photo
#pg.sleep(1)
pg.leftClick()
pg.press("alt")
pg.press("s")
pg.press("b")
# Set a delay between each character (adjust as needed)
pg.sleep(0.15)
time.sleep(delay)
# Type the text character by character
# reading of the photo
##path2 = row["path"]
# Repeat the task multiple times
for _ in range(max_retries):
# windows - mac / vesus \ conversion
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
for _ in range(max_retries):
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
if characters:
break
else:
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
# Copy the path to the clipboard
pyperclip.copy(characters)
pg.hotkey('alt', 'n')
# Simulate keyboard shortcut for pasting (Ctrl+V on Windows)
pg.hotkey('ctrl', 'v')
# Wait for a short duration
time.sleep(1)
# Check if the path exists
if os.path.exists(characters):
break # Exit the loop if the path exists
# If the path doesn't exist, repeat the task
# Handle the case if the path still doesn't exist after retries
if not os.path.exists(characters):
print("Path does not exist after multiple retries.")
pg.sleep(0.35)
time.sleep(delay)
pg.hotkey("alt", "o") # loading the photo
found = False
while not found:
image_location = pg.locateOnScreen(pict1) and pg.locateOnScreen(pict2)
if image_location:
found = True
else:
pg.sleep(0.5)
# loading of the photo
# mirroring
button_location = pg.locateOnScreen('images\mirror.png')
button_point = pg.center(button_location)
pg.moveTo((button_point.x), (button_point.y))
# ===============================================
pg.sleep(0.25)
pg.leftClick()
pg.sleep(0.25)
# rotation
button_location = pg.locateOnScreen('images\rotate180.png')
button_point = pg.center(button_location)
pg.moveTo((button_point.x), (button_point.y))
pg.sleep(0.5)
pg.leftClick()
pg.sleep(1)
# save the photo
pg.hotkey("ctrl", "s")
# pg.press("enter")
# pg.sleep(1)
pg.sleep(1)
button_location = pg.locateOnScreen('images\extraoral.png')
button_point = pg.center(button_location)
pg.moveTo((button_point.x), (button_point.y))
pg.sleep(0.5)
pg.leftClick()
pg.sleep(0.5)
pg.press("enter")
# delete the screen
pg.hotkey("alt", "o")
pg.press("s")
pg.moveTo(20, 800)
elif (row["rotation"]):
# face and person photos rotated 270° and save as others
##print(str(s1) + “rotation 180° + 90° ")
# reading the photo
#pg.sleep(1)
pg.leftClick()
pg.press("alt")
pg.press("s")
pg.press("b")
pg.sleep(0.15)
# windows - mac / vesus \ conversion
# Type the text character by character
# loading the photo
# Repeat the task multiple times
for _ in range(max_retries):
# windows - mac / vesus \ conversion
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
for _ in range(max_retries):
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
if characters:
break
else:
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
# Copy the path to the clipboard
pyperclip.copy(characters)
pg.hotkey('alt', 'n')
# Simulate keyboard shortcut for pasting (Ctrl+V on Windows)
pg.hotkey('ctrl', 'v')
# Wait for a short duration
time.sleep(1)
# Check if the path exists
if os.path.exists(characters):
break # Exit the loop if the path exists
# If the path doesn't exist, repeat the task
# Handle the case if the path still doesn't exist after retries
if not os.path.exists(characters):
print("Path does not exist after multiple retries.")
pg.sleep(0.25)
pg.hotkey("alt", "o")
found = False
while not found:
image_location = pg.locateOnScreen(pict1) and pg.locateOnScreen(pict2)
if image_location:
found = True
# loading the photo
# rotating
button_location = pg.locateOnScreen('images\otocit90.png')
button_point = pg.center(button_location)
pg.moveTo((button_point.x), (button_point.y))
pg.sleep(0.5)
pg.leftClick()
pg.sleep(1)
# rotation
pg.sleep(0.5)
pg.leftClick()
pg.sleep(1)
pg.sleep(0.5)
pg.leftClick()
pg.sleep(1)
# saving
pg.hotkey("ctrl", "s")
pg.sleep(1)
pg.press("enter")
# delete the screen
pg.hotkey("alt", "o")
pg.press("s")
pg.moveTo(20, 800)
else:
##print(s1)
pg.sleep(1)
pg.leftClick()
pg.press("alt")
pg.press("s")
pg.press("b")
pg.sleep(0.15)
# windows - mac / vesus \ conversion
# Type the text character by character
# loading the photo
# Repeat the task multiple times
for _ in range(max_retries):
# windows - mac / vesus \ conversion
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
for _ in range(max_retries):
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
if characters:
break
else:
characters = win_mac_text_conversion(path2)
# Copy the path to the clipboard
pyperclip.copy(characters)
pg.hotkey('alt', 'n')
# Simulate keyboard shortcut for pasting (Ctrl+V on Windows)
pg.hotkey('ctrl', 'v')
# Wait for a short duration
time.sleep(1)
# Check if the path exists
if os.path.exists(characters):
break # Exit the loop if the path exists
# If the path doesn't exist, repeat the task
# Handle the case if the path still doesn't exist after retries
if not os.path.exists(characters):
print("Path does not exist after multiple retries.")
pg.sleep(0.25)
pg.hotkey("alt", "o")
found = False
while not found:
image_location = pg.locateOnScreen(pict1) and pg.locateOnScreen(pict2)
if image_location:
found = True
# opening the photo
# save as others
# pg.hotkey("ctrl", "s")
# pg.press("enter")
# pg.sleep(1)
# save as extaoral
pg.hotkey("ctrl", "s")
pg.sleep(1.5)
button_location = pg.locateOnScreen('images\extraoral.png')
button_point = pg.center(button_location)
pg.moveTo((button_point.x), (button_point.y))
pg.sleep(1.5)
pg.leftClick()
pg.sleep(1)
pg.sleep(0.5)
pg.press("enter")
# delete the screen
pg.hotkey("alt", "o")
pg.press("s")
pg.moveTo(20, 800)
# next cycle
## print(f2)
# number JPG on the photo card
Thanks for any kind of help, Milan
