Thanks Denis. PySys_SetArgv should do the trick. The nested function
calls are there because the FILE structrure produced by fopen is not
always compatible with the FILE structure produced by the Python C++
functions. Something do with the Python C being built with different
version ofthe c run-
Ummm, just a guess from looking at the output (not familiar with C++
interface)...
the error seems to complain about what's in someScript.py, not the call to
it.
What's in someScript.py?
"Wesley Henwood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> What is the proper way to pass
Thanks Denis. PySys_SetArgv should do the trick. The nested function
calls are there because the FILE structrure produced by fopen is not
always compatible with the FILE structure produced by the Python C++
functions. Something do with the Python C being built with different
version ofthe c run-
On 30 Jun 2005 07:52:04 -0700
"Wesley Henwood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is the proper way to pass command line parameters to a python
> script called from C++? I'm tryng this:
Have you tried PySys_SetArgv?
> path = "c:\\someDir\\someScript.py param1 param2 param3";
> PyRun_SimpleFile(Py
What is the proper way to pass command line parameters to a python
script called from C++? I'm tryng this:
path = "c:\\someDir\\someScript.py param1 param2 param3";
PyRun_SimpleFile(PyFile_AsFile( PyFile_FromString( path, "r")),
"someScript.py");
I'm getting a "format error someScript.py, line 1"
