coupling python scripts

[sandercaerteling]

Hi There!

I created a few python scripts and everything is working fine. But to
make it easier to run the procedure i want to couple these scripts in
one big script. Is there a possibility to do this, can I for example
make a script dat 'calls' the other script in the right order?

Many thanks!
Sander

[Steven D'Aprano]

On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 02:54:23 -0800, sandercaertelin g wrote:

Hi There!

I created a few python scripts and everything is working fine. But to
make it easier to run the procedure i want to couple these scripts in
one big script. Is there a possibility to do this, can I for example
make a script dat 'calls' the other script in the right order?

Some variation on this should work:


*** script1.py ***

def do_stuff():
print "Hello"

if __name__ == "__main__":
# execute this when being called as a script
do_stuff()

*** script2.py ***

def do_something_el se():
print "World"

if __name__ == "__main__":
do_something_el se()


Now write a new script:

*** master_script.p y ***

import script1, script2
script1.do_stuf f()
script2.do_some thing_else()

Or even simpler, since script1.py and script2.py are callable from the
command line, just create a shell script and let your shell handle it:

*** script.sh ***

script1.py
script2.py

--
Steven.