Parsing options in a PyGTK application

Publicado em 11 de outubro de 2009 por Leonardo Fontenelle

Dear lazyweb, I’m writing an application with Python and GTK+, and I’d like to parse command line arguments. I was thinking of using the PyGTK wrapped version of the Glib option parser, but I can’t find any tutorial for PyObject or application that uses it. Should I just use Python’s optparse instead?

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5 respostas a Parsing options in a PyGTK application

F Wolff disse:

8 de janeiro de 2010 às 9:11

We use optparse in Virtaal (and basically all of the Translate Toolkit). I can’t think of a reason why you wouldn’t want to use that.
No' disse:

12 de janeiro de 2010 às 8:17

nice alternative: http://code.google.com/p/argparse/ – parses both arguments and options
John Stowers disse:

12 de janeiro de 2010 às 8:25

Yes, use optparse.
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Alex Willmer disse:

16 de janeiro de 2010 às 8:34

Another vote for argparse. It does the whole job — positional arguments, and options, sub-commands — with a very nice API. It’s all in a single file, so you can bundle argparse.py, should you choose.