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How can I make the following one liner print every file through Python?
python -c 'import sys;print '>>',sys.argv[1:]' | dir *.* Specifically would like to know how to pipe into a python -c. DOS or Cygwin responses accepted.
You can read data piped into a Python script by reading sys.stdin. For example:
It is not entirely clear what you want to do (maybe I am stupid). The confusion comes from your example which is piping data out of a python script.