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Interesting requirement

JamesCrandall

I have an interesting requirement and looking for comments...

In order to reduce duplication of modules/def's in our codebase, I need a way to determine WHERE something is being executed from. That is, our requirement is users will have the ability to execute a process from an ArcToolbox OR from a command line (both with args/params).

Is there a way to detect/test if it is being executed from Command line or from an ArcToolbox? The reason is that I will need to set variables in the script with the command line args or toolbox (GetParameter).

Thanks,
j

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JasonScheirer

sys.executable.

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JamesCrandall

Here's what I've come up with:


origapp = sys.executable
if "ArcMap" in origapp:
    arcpy.AddMessage("...The python script is being executed from ArcGIS/Toolbox")
elif "Pythonwin.exe" in origapp:
    print "...The python script is being executed from PythonWin"

JamesCrandall

sys.executable.

That'll work too!

Thanks Jason.

JasonScheirer

sys.executable.

JamesCrandall

I think I can use sys.stdout to do this...

This code, executed from PythonWin prints "pwin.framework.interact.InteractiveView at..."


value = sys.stdout
print value

This code, executed from an ArcToolbox script with the .py as source prints "geoprocessing sys.stdout object object at..."


value = sys.stdout
arcpy.AddMessage(str(value))

Any other ideas are appreciated!

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