I have a sample program like
def test1():
print("test1")
def test2():
print("test2")
def test3():
print("test3")
def main():
sys.argv[1]
sys.argv[2]
sys.argv[3]
# test1()
# test2()
# test3()
main()
I need to execute a command like "python3 File.py test1() test2() test3()"
some scenarios I need to execute only one or two methods only "python3 File.py test1() test2()"
I am not sure if this is what you were looking for, but if you open the CMD in the directory your file.py is saved in, you can use:
python -i file.py
This will open the file in the interactive shell. You can then access the functions with a normal function call, like test1().
I would fill out the main function as follows:
arguments = list(sys.argv)
arguments.pop(0)
while arguments:
function_name = arguments.pop(0)
locals()[function_name]()
Then, in command line you type:
$ python3 file.py test1 test3 test2
function_name, see fixed code.
eval?