问题
I am working on one requirement for my project using command line utility:optparse.
Suppose if I am using add_option utility like below:
parser.add_option('-c','--categories', dest='Categories', nargs=4 )
I wanted to add check
for -c
option if user does not input 4 arguments.
something like this:
if options.Categories is None:
for loop_iterate on nargs:
options.Categories[loop_iterate] = raw_input('Enter Input')
How to access nargs of add_option().?
PS:I do not want to have check using print.help()
and do exit(-1)
Please somebody help.
回答1:
AFAIK optparse
doesn't provide that value in the public API via the result of parse_args
, but you don't need it.
You can simply name the constant before using it:
NUM_CATEGORIES = 4
# ...
parser.add_option('-c', '--categories', dest='categories', nargs=NUM_CATEGORIES)
# later
if not options.categories:
options.categories = [raw_input('Enter input: ') for _ in range(NUM_CATEGORIES)]
In fact the add_option
method returns the Option
object which does have the nargs field, so you could do:
categories_opt = parser.add_option(..., nargs=4)
# ...
if not options.categories:
options.categories = [raw_input('Enter input: ') for _ in range(categories_opt.nargs)]
However I really don't see how this is better than using a costant in the first place.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24285311/how-to-access-nargs-of-optparse-add-action