Python 2.2 quick reference |  |
Python 2.2 quick reference | |
The services in this module give you access to command line arguments, standard input and output streams, and other system-related facilities.
argvsys.argv[0]
is the name of your Python script, or
"-c" if in interactive mode.
The remaining elements,
sys.argv[1:],
are the command line arguments, if any.
builtin_module_namesA list of the names of the modules compiled into your installation of Python.
exit(n)Terminate execution with status
n
modulesA dictionary of the modules already loaded.
pathThe search path for modules, a list of strings in search order.
Note: You can
modify this list. For example, if you want
Python to search directory
/u/dora/python/lib
for modules to import before searching
any other directory, these two lines will
do it:
import sys sys.path.insert(0, "/u/dora/python/lib")
platformA string identifying the software architecture.
stdinThe standard input stream as a file object.
stdoutThe standard output stream as a file object.
stderrThe standard error stream as a file object.