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7 def installMac(): 8 # Just opening the mac app will register the handler 9 path = pkg_resources.resource_filename("dcode", "macos/DCode.app/Contents/MacOS/applet") 10 print("Installing from " + path) 11 print("\nYou should see a confirmation dialog.") 12 check_call([path])
82 def activate_virtualenv(venv): 83 """Activate a virtualenv in the current Python process.""" 84 with open(venv['activate_this']) as f: 85 exec(f.read(), dict(__file__=venv['activate_this']))
854 def do_activate_virtualenv(bare=False): 855 """Executes the activate virtualenv functionality.""" 856 # Check for environment marker, and skip if it's set. 857 if 'PIPENV_ACTIVE' not in os.environ: 858 if not bare: 859 click.echo('To activate this project\'s virtualenv, run the following:\n $ {0}'.format( 860 crayons.red('pipenv shell')) 861 ) 862 else: 863 click.echo(activate_virtualenv())