def do_source(self, line):
action = ParmedActions.source(self.parm, line)
self.stdout.write('%s\n' % action)
_cmd = ParmedCmd(self.parm, stdin=open(action.filename, 'r'),
stdout=self.stdout)
_cmd.prompt = ''
_cmd.interpreter = self.interpreter
_cmd.use_rawinput = 0
_cmd.cmdloop()
def do_source(self, line):
action = ParmedActions.source(self.parm, line)
self.stdout.write('%s\n' % action)
_cmd = ParmedCmd(self.parm, stdin=open(action.filename, 'r'),
stdout=self.stdout)
_cmd.prompt = ''
_cmd.interpreter = self.interpreter
_cmd.use_rawinput = 0
# If we exit on error, call cmdloop without try protection. Otherwise,
# we need to protect cmdloop to catch any ParmError's that are passed
# through to avoid exiting the top-level interpreter
if self._exit_on_fatal:
_cmd.cmdloop()
else:
# If we are not exiting on error, just ignore these parm errors
# since they've already been printed. Now just wait for the next
# command from the user.
try:
_cmd.cmdloop()
except ParmError:
pass
