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how to call python script from R with arguments

I have a python script which takes some 5 arguments( a filename, 3 int values and 2 float values). I need to call this python script from R. How can I do that. I am trying to use rPython, but it doesnt allow me to pass the argument

library("rPython")
python.load("python scriptname")

I dont know how to pass the arguments

from command line, i run my python script like:

python scriptname filename 10 20 0.1 5000 30

You can invoke a system command

system('python scriptname')

To run the script asynchronously you can set the wait flag to false.

system('python scriptname filename 10 20 0.1 5000 30', wait=FALSE)

The arguments that get passed as they would in command line. You will have to use sys.argv in the python code to access the variables

#test.py
import sys

arg1 = sys.argv[1]
arg2 = sys.argv[2]
print arg1, arg2

The R command below would output 'hello world'

system('python test.py hello world', wait=FALSE)

There is a small typo in the great previous answer. The right code is the following:

 system('python test.py hello world', wait = FALSE)

where wait is FALSE (not wait=Flase or wait=False)

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