How can I make argparse do somet开发者_开发问答hing like: [ \'all\' | [ pos1 [ pos2 [ pos3 ...]]]] --some --other --flags
Just starting to learn python and playing around with passing command line options to a python script. I\'m trying to concatenate two or more arguments and pass it on to a string variable,
When I use subcommands with python argparse, I can get the selected arguments. parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
I am using argparse to handle cmd args, I wanna if there is no args specified, then print the help message, but now the parse will output a error, and then exit.
I\'m writing a program to calculate the volume of a solid of rotation. The first step of this is to calculate an integral. I\'m using scipy.integrate for this, but I can\'t figure out the best way to
I\'m using argparse and I want to display a list in the help text of one of my options. Howeve开发者_运维问答r, argparse strips new lines from the text and displays it on a single line.
I\'m writing a recursive program using argparse. The only required argument is a file (or files) to act on. When I call it recursively, I don\'t need the filenames (as I\'ll be calling on a new direct
I currently have the following code: import argparse parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=\'Adds a new modem to Iridium account\')
Using the argparse module, is it possible to perform multiple actions for a given argument? Specifically, I\'d like to provide a -l/--list option with nargs=\'?\' that will change the behaviour of th
I just found out the existence of the optparse module. I personally always used getopt, so I did not care to look for something better. 开发者_开发问答It\'s clear, however, that optparse is much more
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