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On Tue, Jul 26 1994 Wilson GV wrote:
> I would like to be able to pass command-line arguments to a Python
> script for interpretation within the script (rather than by Python
> itself), so that I can use #!/usr/local/bin/python line at the top
> of the script file, and have the whole thing in a single file. Is
> there some way to stop Python interpreting command-line arguments,
> or some way to pass those arguments to a #!'ed script without them
> being examined by Python? A clean way would be preferred, but I'm
> willing to get grubby :-).
This is what I use. The script should be installed in your bin
directory with links to all the Python programs you want to have. The
Python code is in a file in some directory in your PYTHONPATH or in
the PYTHONDIR that is defined in the script.
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#!/bin/sh
# Make sure your PATH is set.
PYTHONDIR=/ufs/sjoerd/lib/my-python # where the modules are
MODULE=`basename $0`
exec python -c "import sys;sys.path.insert(0,'$PYTHONDIR');sys.argv[:2]=['$MODULE'];import $MODULE" DUMMY ${1+"$@"}
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