python运行脚本参数从几开始_从另一个脚本导入python脚本并使用参数运行它

I have a python script which has been packaged up as a command line script (dbtoyaml.py in Pyrseas since you ask).

I am running another python script from which I want to call this script. Is there no way to import the module and artificially populate the required arguments from my second script to avoid changing any of the pyrseas code at all?

from pyrseas import dbtoyaml

-- My initial script, which also takes arguments

dbtoyaml.main(['-m','-H MYHOSTNAME' .... other options])

Hasn't yet worked for me.

I get a strange error:

usage: checkSchemaChanges.py [-h] [-H HOST] [-p PORT] [-U USERNAME] [-W]

[-c CONFIG] [-r REPOSITORY] [-o OUTPUT]

[--version] [-m] [-O] [-x] [-n SCHEMA]

[-N SCHEMA] [-t TABLE] [-T TABLE]

dbname

checkSchemaChanges.py: error: unrecognized arguments: MYHOSTNAME mydatabaseuser

Which is a mixture of my new script (checkSchemaChanges.py, and MYHOSTNAME and mydatabaseuser at the bottom) and the parameters from dbtoyaml, which are all correct.

Could it be the double set of parameters which is confusing argparse?

解决方案

this seems like not the best way to do it but you can probably set sys.argv

import sys

sys.argv += ['-m','-H MYHOSTNAME' .... other options]

from pyrseas import dbtoyaml

dbtoyaml.main()

but really I have no idea what dbtoyaml.py lookslike or is