I have a python program which I run in Linux with a lot of parameters. In Unix I use \\
to separate each line.
How can I format those same paths in Windows?
Here is the command I am using in Linux:
python -m bin.train \
--config_paths="
./example_configs/nmt_small.yml,
./example_configs/train_seq2seq.yml,
./example_configs/text_metrics_bpe.yml" \
--model_params "
vocab_source: $VOCAB_SOURCE
vocab_target: $VOCAB_TARGET" \
--input_pipeline_train "
class: ParallelTextInputPipeline
params:
source_files:
- $TRAIN_SOURCES
target_files:
- $TRAIN_TARGETS" \
I want to do this in Windows. How can I do that in a single line (or) can I simply keep this as is and run it?
As referenced here , in Windows command line you can separate one long line into many lines with the '^' caret operator:
eg.
python -m bin.train ^
--config_paths="
./example_configs/nmt_small.yml,
./example_configs/train_seq2seq.yml,
./example_configs/text_metrics_bpe.yml" ^
--model_params "
vocab_source: $VOCAB_SOURCE
vocab_target: $VOCAB_TARGET" ^
--input_pipeline_train "
class: ParallelTextInputPipeline
params:
source_files:
- $TRAIN_SOURCES
target_files:
- $TRAIN_TARGETS" ^
Open your notepad, write it all on a single line, save it with a .bat
extension. You can save it anywhere and run it when you need to.
My naive attempt at making it all in one line is here:
python -m bin.train --config_paths="./example_configs/nmt_small.yml,./example_configs/train_seq2seq.yml,./example_configs/text_metrics_bpe.yml" --model_params "vocab_source: $VOCAB_SOURCE vocab_target: $VOCAB_TARGET" --input_pipeline_train "class: ParallelTextInputPipeline params: source_files: - $TRAIN_SOURCES target_files: - $TRAIN_TARGETS"
If that's somehow messed up you can probably fix it, I have no context to do any better
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