[Greg Stein]
>Note that a general -Dkey=value option would be quite nice. They could all
>end in sys.startoptions or somesuch.
Jython calls it sys.registry:
Jython 2.1b1 on java1.4.0-beta (JIT: null)
Type "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import sys
>>> sys.registry
{python.path=d:\python\Python211\Lib}
>After the -D switches are processed,
>the startup code can look in the dictionary for "division" to determine what
>to do.
>
>sys.startoptions would be a generalized way to pass parameters into
>subsystems which otherwise have no control of the command line. (Apache 2.0
>uses this to pass params to the modules which handle request processing) By
>using sys.startoptions, it would also be portable to systems which don't
>usually use a command line (Windows, Mac, GUIs, etc); they could potentially
>get those options from the registry or whatever.
Jython reads such options from the files "${sys.prefix}/registry" and
"${HOME}/.jython" in addition to the -D options on the command line.
regards,
finn
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