deets at nospam
Nov 18, 2007, 7:40 AM
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bryan rasmussen schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> Basically I want to get sys.argv[1: ] but the problem is that actually
> the argument should maintain whitespace. Thus if the arguments are
> something something with only one space between them, or something
> something with three spaces between them I should be able to maintain
> the exact whitespace between arguments.
That has nothing to do with python - it's a question of your shell.
Because the shell is responsible for parsing the arguments, possibly
instantiating variables or even executing subcalls. The resulting
argument list is then passed to the C-main of python.
So to pass arguments containing whitespace to python, do
python myscript.py "an argument with whitespac in it" "another one"
Diez
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