I have a Julia file that takes command line arguments and parses them using ArgParse. I want to run the program in the REPL (trying to debug with Gallium). How do I pass the command line arguments?

Does this work for you? From the command line: $ cat test.jl function main(args) @show args end main(ARGS) $ julia test.jl hello world args = String["hello","world"] From the REPL: julia> ARGS = ["hello", "world"] include("test.jl") args = String["hello","world"]

Yes, thank you! There is one other change I had to make to accommodate ArgParse.jl The ArgParse function parse_args(s) parses the command line input with parsing specified by s. I had to instead explicitly pass it ARGS as parse_args(ARGS, s) to use ArgParse in the REPL.

There is that question on StackOverflow . I was wondering if passing arguments as a Collection to include function is against some ideas behind julia. Because if not, I think it could be a useful feature. As of now you are either required to modify your script with the suggested isdefined() check or …

Merging in to duplicate [image] How to pass command line arguments to include("<julia file>")? New to Julia I have a Julia file that takes command line arguments and parses them using ArgParse. I want to run the program in the REPL (trying to debug with Gallium). How do I…

Let’s suppose the API is include("script.jl", ARGS=["--foo", "123"]). What would that do?

I couldn’t run my program from the REPL. When I try this: julia> ARGS = ["hello", "world"] include("test.jl") error: ERROR: syntax: extra token "include" after end of expression How can you make it 2 lines: If I try to run first: ARGS = ["hello", "world"] Error: ERROR: cannot assign variable B…

The format include("script.jl", ARGS=["--foo", "123"]) looks good to pass arguments. Rigth now we get an error if we try to redefine ARGS, or use @Michael_Eastwood suggestion in a single line.

Hello everybody. I would like to ask you: how to enter the argument(s) for only one of the many functions I have in my script from command line? Thank you!

Please provide an MWE. Also, it may be best to just start a new topic since your question may not be related to this one. [image] Please read: make it easier to help you Meta Discussion Welcome to the Julia Discourse! We are enthusiastic about helping Julia programmers, b…

Thank you. I opened a new topic because I think you are right and my question is not exactly related to this one of this thread. Here the new post: link Cheers

If I include a ‘peace of code’ it just share the ‘includer’ ARGS dictionary. Include have the same effect than just copying the included code.

How to pass command line arguments to include("<julia file>")?

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Tamas_Papp January 25, 2020, 7:48am 10

Please provide an MWE. Also, it may be best to just start a new topic since your question may not be related to this one.

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How to pass command line arguments to include("<julia file>")?

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