Python run_with_input Examples

Example #1

def main():
    # Read the descriptions and the table from stdin.
    input = sys.stdin.read()

    # Get the parts
    parts = inbox.get_parts(input)

    # Use the current time as the timestamp.
    time_stamp = datetime.datetime.now(UTC)

    # Write the iCal file
    run.run_with_input(parts, time_stamp)

Example #2

File: run_single.py Project: imclab/ARCADE2ics

def main():
    # Read the descriptions and the table from stdin.
    input = sys.stdin.read()
    
    # Get the parts
    parts = inbox.get_parts(input)

    # Use the current time as the timestamp.
    time_stamp = datetime.datetime.now(UTC)

    # Write the iCal file
    run.run_with_input(parts, time_stamp)

Example #3

File: run_from_arcade.py Project: imclab/ARCADE2ics

def main():
    # Read the descriptions and the table from arcade
    print "Running ARCADE... (cross your fingers now) ",
    sys.stdout.flush()

    input = ARCADE.ArcadeClient().getTimetable()

    print "OK! (Probably.)"

    # Get the parts from the ARCADE output.
    parts = inbox.get_parts(input)

    # Use the current time as the timestamp.
    time_stamp = datetime.datetime.now(UTC)

    # Write the iCal file
    run.run_with_input(parts, time_stamp)

Example #4

File: run_from_arcade.py Project: imclab/ARCADE2ics

def main():
    # Read the descriptions and the table from arcade
    print "Running ARCADE... (cross your fingers now) ",
    sys.stdout.flush()
    
    input = ARCADE.ArcadeClient().getTimetable()
    
    print "OK! (Probably.)"
    
    # Get the parts from the ARCADE output.
    parts = inbox.get_parts(input)

    # Use the current time as the timestamp.
    time_stamp = datetime.datetime.now(UTC)

    # Write the iCal file
    run.run_with_input(parts, time_stamp)