You are the man... :) 2011/9/6 Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com>
> On Monday, September 5, 2011 12:18:28 PM UTC-4, Ramos wrote: >> >> hello, i dont like the shell in the admin because in windows i cannot >> repeat last command also the pythonwin is way more friendly... >> >> 1 - in windows how can i do the shame as the admin shell using pythonwin >> or just command line python? >> > > I'm not sure you can use PythonWin, but open a command window (cmd.exe), > change directory to your \web2py folder, and enter: > > python web2py -S your_app -N -M > > You'll get the web2py environment (including the models for your app) in a > Python shell. Note, -N tells it to turn off cron, and -M tells it to run the > models from your app. See > http://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/04#Command-Line-Options. > > > >> 2 - in windows in command line python how do i execute a function in a >> controller? >> > > When you run the web2py shell (as described above), you can tell it to run > a particular controller and function: > > python web2py -S your_app/your_controller/your_function -N -M > > Note, you could also just do your_app/your_controller, and once you're in > the shell, you can run any function within the controller. > > Here's a simple batch file you can adapt -- when you click it, it will > prompt you for an app (which can include app/controller/function), and it > will change to the web2py folder and start the shell for you: > > @echo off > set /P app="Enter web2py app/controller/function to run in the shell > (controller/function optional): " > cd c:\path\to\web2py > python web2py.py -S %app% -M -N > > > If you want a nicer command window in Windows, in any command window, click > the icon in the upper left, and select Defaults from the menu. There you can > change the window size and position, colors, etc., and the changes will > affect all command windows. > > Anthony > >
