def get_shell_for_command():
"""Return the command shell to use when running a single shell command.
returns -- A sequence of argument list entries to use when invoking
the shell. The first element of the list is the shell executable
path. The command should be appended to the argument list."""
shell = common.rc.Get("command_shell", None, "common")
if shell is not None:
# Split the configuration value into an argument list.
return common.split_argument_list(shell)
else:
if sys.platform == "win32":
shell = default_shell + ["/c"]
else:
shell = default_shell + ["-c"]
return shell
def get_shell_for_command():
"""Return the command shell to use when running a single shell command.
returns -- A sequence of argument list entries to use when invoking
the shell. The first element of the list is the shell executable
path. The command should be appended to the argument list."""
shell = common.rc.Get("command_shell", None, "common")
if shell is not None:
# Split the configuration value into an argument list.
return common.split_argument_list(shell)
else:
if sys.platform == "win32":
shell = default_shell + ["/c"]
else:
shell = default_shell + ["-c"]
return shell
def get_shell_for_script():
"""Return the command shell to use when running a shell script.
returns -- A sequence of argument list entries to use when running a
shell script. The first element of the list is the shell
executable. The name of the script should be appended to the
argument list."""
shell = common.rc.Get("script_shell", None, "common")
if shell is not None:
# Split the configuration value into an argument list.
return common.split_argument_list(shell)
else:
# On Windows, add the "/c" switch; that is needed even when
# invoking a script.
if sys.platform == "win32":
shell = default_shell + ["/c"]
else:
# Use the default, but copy it so the caller can change it.
shell = default_shell[:]
return shell
def get_shell_for_script():
"""Return the command shell to use when running a shell script.
returns -- A sequence of argument list entries to use when running a
shell script. The first element of the list is the shell
executable. The name of the script should be appended to the
argument list."""
shell = common.rc.Get("script_shell", None, "common")
if shell is not None:
# Split the configuration value into an argument list.
return common.split_argument_list(shell)
else:
# On Windows, add the "/c" switch; that is needed even when
# invoking a script.
if sys.platform == "win32":
shell = default_shell + ["/c"]
else:
# Use the default, but copy it so the caller can change it.
shell = default_shell[:]
return shell
