Thanks. The workaround works with minor change. Assuming bazaar script is located at
F:\canonical\bzr\bzr\bzr.py,
and needs to run with arguments "help init", the recipe is as follows:
create a link to pythonwin.exe edit its properties and set:
destination: C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\pythonwin\Pythonwin.exe F:\canonical\bzr\bzr\bzr.py help init run from: F:\canonical\bzr\bzr
After Pythonwin starts, in the "Run Script" dialog box set the following:
Script file --> F:\canonical\bzr\bzr\bzr.py Arguments --> help init Debugging --> Step-through in the debugger
Finally, click OK to start debugging (see attached picture)
Now the value assigned to variable command_line is:
u'"C:\\Python27\\Lib\\site-packages\\pythonwin\\Pythonwin.exe" F:\\canonical\\bzr\\bzr\\bzr.py help init'
Thanks. The workaround works with minor change. Assuming bazaar script is located at
F:\canonical\ bzr\bzr\ bzr.py,
and needs to run with arguments "help init", the recipe is as follows:
create a link to pythonwin.exe
edit its properties and set:
destination: C:\Python27\ Lib\site- packages\ pythonwin\ Pythonwin. exe F:\canonical\ bzr\bzr\ bzr.py help init bzr\bzr
run from: F:\canonical\
After Pythonwin starts, in the "Run Script" dialog box set the following:
Script file --> F:\canonical\ bzr\bzr\ bzr.py
Arguments --> help init
Debugging --> Step-through in the debugger
Finally, click OK to start debugging (see attached picture)
Now the value assigned to variable command_line is:
u'"C:\\ Python27\ \Lib\\site- packages\ \pythonwin\ \Pythonwin. exe" F:\\canonical\ \bzr\\bzr\ \bzr.py help init'