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In python3

Revision as of 11:46, 8 August 2018


Generic things:

The Python style guide is described in [PEP 8]

Modules

To add the location of your own modules to the python search path put it in the PYTHONPATH variable.

import sys
Number of system variables
sys.argv
List of everything on the commandline. sys.argv[0] is the program itself.
import getopt
Module to parse the commandline arguments (sys.argv). Default available
import subprocess
Module to execute shell commands

In python2

import subprocess
exitcode = subprocess.call("<any command>")
commandoutput = subprocess.check_output("<any command>")

Use ("command",shell=True) to have the call work like it would on the commandline

In python3

import subprocess
CompletedProcess = subprocess.run("<any command>")

The CompletedProcess returned has (args, returncode, stdout, stderr)