two question about python1.9.7

[psychologe]

today i installed python1.9.7.but i have two question. but in command line :import sys,print sys.argv,it raise a expect:AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'argv'.
but on python1.45,no this "AttributeError"....why???
it's a bug？

the second question is about extension module package.i download gdata-2.0.4 in http://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/....i copy the module package ATOM and GDATA to C:\\resource\\python25,,then on command:import ATOM ,raise expect:No module name ATOM,but i copy module package to C:\\resource ,and on python1.45 command line:import ATOM,No this expect.
who can tell me why?and how can do？？

[psychologe]

can someone help me?
why in python for s60 2.0
"sys" module has no attribute 'argv'

[marcelobarrosalmeida]

can someone help me?
why in python for s60 2.0
"sys" module has no attribute 'argv'

I think the problem is a little bit older ...

https://garage.maemo.org/tracker/ind...=854&atid=3201

[uhm57]

Is there any other way to read command line arguments in python?

[marcelcaraciolo]

I don't think that the args from sys will work.

You can still "emulate" the arguments coming from the console by:

1 - Putting a appuifw.query dialog for requesting the appropriate arguments.

2 - Putting the arguments into a file, and make your program to read this file before the running.


Those, i think, are note a official and neither a pretty solution, but it could help you in this task.


Cheers,

Marcel