I have been giving some huge command line tool from a colleague. The main reads a bunch of arguments, parses those using the elegant import OptionParser
later on and does the job.
if __name__ == '__main__':
main(sys.argv)
I can either dig into the code and copy paste loads of code, or find a way to use a "command line" call from my python script. I guess the second option is preferrable as it prevents me from randomly extracting code. Would you agree ?
You don't need to do cut and paste or launch a new Python interpreter. You should be able to import
the other script .
For example, if your colleague's script is called somescript.py
you could do:
import somescript
args = ['one','two']
somescript.main(args)
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