for the little script
#egg.py
import sys
for k,v in enumerate(sys.argv):
print k,v
it ignores the part after # on linux
below is the running output on windows and linux. no clue here.
D:\python\note>egg.py #test
0 D:\python\note\egg.py
1 #test
D:\python\note>egg.py for bar #spam egg
0 D:\python\note\egg.py
1 for
2 bar
3 #spam
4 egg
ddd@bbb:~/transfer$ python2.5 egg.py #test
0 egg.py
ddd@bbb:~/transfer$ python2.5 egg.py foo bar #spam egg
0 egg.py
1 foo
2 bar
3  1182 
Aldarion wrote:
for the little script
#egg.py
import sys
for k,v in enumerate(sys.argv):
print k,v
it ignores Â*the part after # on linux
below is the running output on windows and linux. no clue here.
This has nothing to do with python, it's the shell that treats the # and
everything that follows as a comment.
$ ./listargs.py alpha #beta
0 ./listargs.py
1 alpha
But you can escape it:
$ ./listargs.py alpha \#beta
0 ./listargs.py
1 alpha
2 #beta
$ ./listargs.py alpha '#beta'
0 ./listargs.py
1 alpha
2 #beta
Peter
On Jun 2, 9:54 am, Aldarion <ErendisAldar...@gmail.comwrote:
for the little script
#egg.py
import sys
for k,v in enumerate(sys.argv):
print k,v
it ignores the part after # on linux
Perhaps "it" is the linux shell ...
below is the running output on windows and linux. no clue here.
D:\python\note>egg.py #test
0 D:\python\note\egg.py
1 #test
D:\python\note>egg.py for bar #spam egg
0 D:\python\note\egg.py
1 for
2 bar
3 #spam
4 egg
ddd@bbb:~/transfer$ python2.5 egg.py #test
0 egg.py
ddd@bbb:~/transfer$ python2.5 egg.py foo bar #spam egg
0 egg.py
1 foo
2 bar
On 6ÔÂ2ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç8ʱ05·Ö, Peter Otten <__pete...@web.dewrote:
Aldarion wrote:
for the little script
#egg.py
import sys
for k,v in enumerate(sys.argv):
print k,v
it ignores the part after # on linux
below is the running output on windows and linux. no clue here.
This has nothing to do with python, it's the shell that treats the # and
everything that follows as a comment.
$ ./listargs.py alpha #beta
0 ./listargs.py
1 alpha
But you can escape it:
$ ./listargs.py alpha \#beta
0 ./listargs.py
1 alpha
2 #beta
$ ./listargs.py alpha '#beta'
0 ./listargs.py
1 alpha
2 #beta
Peter
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