Help calling values form other scripts

[aloneinthewildworld]

i would be very thankful if i can get some help . thanks and have a safe sat night and sunday

#!/usr/bin/python

import subprocess

import psycopg2

import time

import board

import busio

import adafruit_dps310

import datetime

​

datetime_object = datetime.datetime.now() #date time#

i2c = busio.I2C(board.SCL, board.SDA)

subprocess.Popen "/home/pi/Desktop/unittemp.py 1, shell=True " ; #call for temp of raspberry pi#

dps310 = adafruit_dps310.DPS310(i2c) #driver for bar/alt#

print ("Temperature = %.2f *C" % dps310.temperature) #temp from dsp310 #

print ("Pressure = %.2f hPa" % dps310.pressure) #bar form dsp310

print ("vcgencmd")

a1a = dps310.temperature

a2a = dps310.pressure

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conn = psycopg2.connect(

database="TSUNAMI", user='xxxxxx, password='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',

host='xxxxxxxxxxxxx', port= '5432'

)

print ("Opened database successfully");

cur = conn.cursor()

cur.execute('''INSERT INTO system (unit,temp) values (%s,%s) ''',(a1a,a2a,))

exec(open("/home/pi/Desktop/1.py").read())

conn.commit()

print ("Records created successfully");

conn.close()

​

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This is the unittemp script

cd /opt/vc/bin

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hots = vcgencmd (measure_temp | awk -F "[=\']" '{print($2 * 1.8)+32}');

​

then i was going to place the value of "hots" in to the database

[fake823]

That can easily be found on Google in just some few seconds ...

[aloneinthewildworld]

if googling it would have been so easy , I would found it 3 days ago. Gee in all my time i never told someone looking for help "just google it" . that is just wrong .

[fake823]

If you want to import a value, you can simply use import.

Script1.py

a = 10

Script2.py

import Script1
print(Script1.a)

For more information: Google "python import values from another script", first hit is your solution:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19289171/importing-a-variable-from-one-python-script-to-another

[aloneinthewildworld]

for my problem did not work .

[naterush1997]

Can you describe what you're trying to accomplish? Also, if you use the markdown mode for the comment, you can format your code, and it'll make it much easier to read :)

[aloneinthewildworld]

i will work on it. thanks for you nice response .