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I have a code that needs to get an input from the console.
I am doing it to be able to debbug a code with input from console becuase pycharm does not allow me to pause during execution.
I want to be able to provided the input i want beforehand , i.e to provide it automatically through the code as if it was provided from the console.
Is this possible?
If you use input(), PyCharm will pause execution to wait for input just as if you run in the console.
Alternatively, you can use sys.argv to take command line parameters. You can add these parameters to the run configuration in pycharm.
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I am facing a problem when I write the code of python in vs-code. I write the same as showing in video code with harry. But I don't understand how to solve it. Just stop working never do any other task. Here is the code.
input
a = input("what is your name: ")
print("My name is zeeshan", a)
Output
what is your name:
after you run this code you need to type to the console your desired output:
after you see the output
what is your name:
type the name and press enter (then the rest of your code will run)
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I am trying to save everything my python app printed in the cmd, every solution I found was to get the response of a command line using Popen from Subprocess; what I want is to get everything. Is there a built-in function for this purpose? or should I do it manually, which I don't prefer?
What you want to do, is log the output of stdout, see this answer:
Making Python loggers output all messages to stdout in addition to log file
Why don't you use this from terminal
python main.py > output.log
you can try the script command in your shell. It saves everything printed out to your shell from the moment you call it. End the command with exit. you can call it from your python script, hope it helps.
script manual page
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I have a file with the code and I want to run it using exec(file.read()). However when I put the breakpoint in that file then it's not reached. How can I run this file and make the breakpoint work?
That's not the usual way of running Python files, but if you have a breakpoint() in the middle of the file, it should work.
I think you actually want to import the file or run it directly.
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I'm trying to automate some processes on my laptop...like checking mail, messaging, sending birthday wishes etc
The code is pretty simple for all of them but what i want now is that, for instance, after the function for checking email has being executed, the function should deactivate till the next day...
And the same should happen to the other functions.
All those functions are in the same file and executed in order
So it's more like :
wish_birthday_func()
wish_birthday_func.pause_next_day#even if i #run the file again during the #same day
check_mail_func() #.....
you wouldn't like a permanently running task because you could reboout your latop right ?
So you should look for some sheduler of your os (Windows at, Linux cron etc.)
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How do I write an automated test that can check the vi editor is properly working programmed using Python?
Save your script containing vi command as follows.
cat script.sh
vi abc.txt <<INPUT
i
Line 1
Line 2
^[
ZZ
INPUT
Use the python subprocess.check_call to check the status of execution
subprocess.check_call(["script.sh" , "arg1"])
This will Run the command(script.sh) with arguments(if needed). Waits for command to complete. If the return code was zero then returns,
otherwise raises CalledProcessError Exception.