[wingide-users] Scripting command 'execute-os-commands'

[Porlo]

I'm want to write a script that makes use of Wing's built in command
'/execute-os-commad/'. 
My os command is called '/_create_new_file/' and looks like this '/touch
{ENV}/'. In other words use the Unix command /touch/ to create a new file,
where {ENV} is the complete file path. The script looks like this:

# --- start script --- #

app = wingapi.gApplication

# filename is date
dt = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%a-%d-%b_%H-%M-%S")

# files placed in this folder
folder = "Users/paulpatterson/Desktop/PyTest/.pytemp/"

# create complete file-path
new_temp_file = os.path.join(folder, dt)

# this is the bit I need help with...	
app.ExecuteCommand("execute-os-command", title='_create_new_file',
*??args??*)

# --- end script --- #


What I can't suss out is how to pass my /dt /argument to my command using
the 'ExecuteCommand' method of app, so that the {ENV} placeholder is
replaced by my argument

Thanks, 
Paul.



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