Hi Harald,
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I have used the line in command line and
it works. Even from inside Python by os.system(…) it works. I am just
wondering why randomTrips works without any issues but xml2csv or
duaIterate don’t. xml2csv seems to have the same get_options class,
yet I can’t use it…
Sasan
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*Subject:* Re: [sumo-user] Using Python tools as reusable libraries
Hi Sasan,
duaIterate is callable as library as well as randomTrips.py
Some script called by duaIterate complains about missing trips, flows
or routes.
Have you tried calling duaIterate.py with the same parameters from the
command line?
Greetings
Harald
Am 16.07.19 um 10:16 schrieb Sasan Amini:
Hi all,
I am trying to use some of the Python scripts provided in the
Tools folder of SUMO in my Python script as libraries. Basically,
I want to avoid subprocess and executing python functions in
shell. However, I have difficulties using them. For example I can
use the randomTrips.py as suggested in a previous question as
follows:
randomTrips.main(randomTrips.get_options(['-n', 'your.net.xml']))
However, this doesn’t work for duaIterate. There is no
get_opetions class defined, So I thought I can just give in the
arguments to the main class:
duaIterate.main(['-n', ‘Net.net.xml', '-D', ‘taz.add.xml' '-F',
'trips.trip.xml','-T', '-b', 0, '-e', '15000',
'--router-verbose','--mesosim','-j'])
ipykernel_launcher.py: error: Either --trips, --flows, or --routes
have to be given!
When I use the initOptions() class I get an error :
duaIterate.main(duaIterate.initOptions(['-n', ‘net.net.xml', '-D',
‘taz.add.xml' '-F', 'trips.trip.xml','-T', '-b', 0, '-e', '15000',
'--router-verbose','--mesosim','-j']))
*TypeError*: initOptions() takes no arguments (1 given)
I tried the same on xml2csv where the get_options class is defined
(similar to randomTrips) but I get the same error:
get_options() takes no arguments (1 given)
Does anyone know how can I pass arguments to these python
libraries? Or maybe they are just not written as a reusable
library, which I doubt?
Thanks,
Sasan
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