Hi,
I would really appreciate help on this. I have a script (s1.py) which I
would like to call from another script (s2.py). No problem there.
The first issue is that s1.py has a command line parser which I would like
to keep but instead of fetching the information from the command line, I
would like to direct the parser to get the information from a variable so i
can call sp1.py from sp2.py and give it an expression to parse that normally
would go on the command line. To make things clearer:
s1.py (currently) --------------------------------------------
def ...
def ...
cmdl_parser = optparse.OptionParser..
cmdl_parser.add_option..
(cmdl_opts, cmdl_args) = cmdl_parser.parse_args()
-----------------------------------------------------------------
sp1.py (the one I would like)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def ...
def ...
def MAIN(expression2parse) <----- add a main so can call
from other script
cmdl_parser = optparse.OptionParser..
cmdl_parser.add_option..
(cmdl_opts, cmdl_args) = cmdl_parser.parse_args()
<---------------------------do this but on "expression2parse"
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The second issue is error control. In case of an error in sp1.py I want the
error handling to happen at the level of sp2.py so I can better manage
things. Does anyone know how this could be done. Essentially return control
to sp2.py?
I am new to Python (5 hours) but have extensive programming in C++. I would
really appreciate your input.
Thanks!
Kakeez
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