I have to paste the Python script (.py file) somewhere else and use it.
I made them call Python scripts periodically in other programs.
The console window (terminal) keeps popping up every time I call, which bothers me.
I'm using it on Windows.
In Stack Overflow,
There were many answers that it would be okay if you used pythonw.exe.
pythonw xxxx.There's no response even if I say py.
pythonw xxxx.There is no response even if I pyw it, and the command line just goes over.
Is there a way to prevent the window console window from opening every time a script (.py file) is called!?!?
python console terminal python3
I checked that the console does not turn on when running pythonw.
You can easily cover the console window by using the package pywin32gui, win32console.
pip install pywin32
win32gui.ShowWindow(win32console.GetConsoleWindow(), 0)
This syntax lets you mask the console window size by making it zero.
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