[wingide-users] Re: Run a script with redirected STDIN/STDOUT

[Wing IDE Support]

On 2/1/12 9:48 AM, gituliar oleksandr wrote:
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> On Feb 1, 2012, at 2:21 PM, gituliar oleksandr wrote:
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>> I'm working on the script which reads STDIN and writes to STDOUT. While developing I'd like to
>>   * run the script with redirected STDIN from some file, similar to bash: '$ ./script.py<  data.in'; and
>>   * same as above for debugging.
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>> It looks like the first case may be implemented using OS Commands tool. So, I defined a command "bash python2.7 script.py<  data.in" which fails with "exit code of 126". Does anybody know what's wrong with it?
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> Solved: use "bash -norc -c './script.py<  data.in'" with OS Command tool.
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>> As for the second I have no ideas, since Debug dialog proposes to provide only command line arguments.

Redirecting input or output is not supported when launching the 
debugger.  A workaround is to change sys.stdin or sys.stdout from within 
the script during development.  We plan to add support for I/O 
redirection in the future.

Cheers,

John