I am trying to run a python script from my .bat file but I cannot pass the arguments. Please find my code below: .bat File set fileDestination = "homea.." set fileLocation = "homeb.." set fileName = "myFile.xlsx" "C:SwdtoolsPython3.6.3 X64Python" fileTransfer.py %fileDestination% %fileLocation% %fileName% fileTransfer.py import sys print(sys.argv[2]) The above print statement gives me IndexError: list ..
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I need to write a program that receives an executable file path as the first argument, check if the the file exists and that it is executable. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main (int argc, const char * argv[]){ cout << "# Arguments: " << argc << endl; for (int i = 0; i ..
In C++ I’m trying to convert command line *argv[] pointer (3 arguments) to vector of unsigned chars i.e. mytest 148 64 127 I got a vector: vector<unsigned char> msg; Vector includes 3 unsigned chars : msg = {0, 0, 0} When I trying to convert in this way, unsigned char c1 = *argv[1]; unsigned char ..
my code ofstream fout("output.txt"); class Cards{ public: char suit; int number; int visibilty; public: Cards(){ number=0; suit=’A’; visibilty=0; }; Cards(char suitName, int suitNumber, int cardVisibility){ suit=suitName; number=suitNumber; visibilty=cardVisibility; } //class function virtual void printIt(){ if(number<10&&visibilty==1&&suit!=’A’) fout << Cards::suit << 0<<Cards::number; else if(number>=10&&visibilty==1&&suit!=’A’){ fout << Cards::suit << Cards::number; } else if(suit==’A’){ } else fout<<"@@@"; } //creating ..
I am passing in arguments using a Linux terminal for c++ code and I receive a segmentation fault on the second half of my if statement. When I pass in arguments for the argv[3] to execute, no problems occur. When I enter in ./dict -p Eng on terminal it prints Segmentation fault (core dumped). Why ..
Say I have a main program similar to the below with an integer input read in by the console. int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int n = std::atoi(argv[1]) } Say I also had a class class someClass { //some data } How could I create an x amount of objects of someClass based on ..
I have the following code: void parseOptions(int argc, char* argv[]) { std::string mob; int option, index; struct option long_options[] = {{"version", no_argument, 0, ‘V’}, {"mobile-interface", required_argument, 0, ‘m’}, {0, 0}}; while ((option = getopt_long(argc, argv, "Vm:", long_options, &index)) != -1) { switch (option) { case ‘V’: printVersion(); break; case ‘m’: if (strlen(optarg) == HASHED_MOB_SIZE) { ..
I am struggling to pass these values into a new function (argc, argv). Any advice on what to do would be great! Here is my code: I want add_entries to be called from main. I also want it to have the values from argc and argv. Source: Windows Que..
So I have a txt file that looks like this. Input1.txt ! awesome is Joseph guess I the main point is to create a code that will rearrange the inputs into a readable sentence like this answ1.txt I guess Joseph is awesome ! I have my code here lab.txt #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace ..
I’m trying to open my a text file and read from it using argv[] when I use ifstream input (argv[1]) it doesn’t is there a way i can open the file using argv[1]? #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { string line; cout << argv[1]; ifstream input (argv[1]); while(getline(input, ..
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