Closed antipisa closed 6 years ago
There is no support for passing q arguments via the pyq executable, but you should be able to work around this limitation by calling the python.q script directly:
$ q python.q <python script> <q arguments>
See gl-784.
This feature is implemented and scheduled for release 4.2.0.
You will able to pass arbitrary options to q by adding them after --
For example:
$ pyq -- -s 14
Will this work for iPyQ too? And how do I run that atm with iPyQ? I'm trying to load in a Python file to iPyQ and pass in q arguments. I want to run something like below, but -s
does not work
ipyq -i script.py -- -abc 123 -def 456 -s 4
Is there a way to specify the number of slaves prior to executing PyQ? The command
does not work.