08-30-2019
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Originally Posted by
bigvito19
I'm not trying to go that route and produce many lines like that. Lets say I have a python script that could load and run a file over 1GB like the script I have at the top and I have another text file that's 1GB also. Is there a way I could pipe hex the python script to the text file and print the python script against the text file and get combinations but without producing quadrillions of lines. Using the text file as a place holder for lines.
You say you aren't trying to go that route, but that is exactly what your "desired output" and your "re-looping" show in post #1 in this thread.
I don't know what "pipe hex the python script to the text file" means.
I don't know what "print the python script against the text file" means.
By definition a text file contains a sequence of zero or more lines of text. I don't know what "Using the text file as a place holder for lines." means.
Please explain clearly in English what you are trying to do and show us (small) sample input files and the exact output you hope to produce.
Note that if you want all of the combinations of millions of lines (10**9) from one file with millions of lines (10**9) from another file you are talking about quadrillions of combinations (10**9 * 10**9 = 10**18) (i.e., quadrillions of lines of output).
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pyscript - Pyscript tool for generating an Encapsulated PostScript (EPS)
SYNOPSIS
pyscript [--version]
pyscript file.py [options] [-o output file name file] [-l log file]
DESCRIPTION
Pyscript allows to write images using the Python programming language. Use pyscript to create an Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) from a
python program using pyscript objects.
An source python file name has to be given to the script. By default, pyscript is written its output to foo.eps where foo.py is the file
name of the python program. this behavior can be change by specifying -o output or --output=output to the script.
The path of an alternative log file can also be written using the -l file or --logfile=file.
OPTIONS
--version/-V
print version and URL of the project.
--help/-h
print usage information
--output/-o
Output is written to the given file name
--logfile/-l
Write the logfile to the given file name
AUTHORS
Pyscript was written by Alexei Gilchrist aalexei@users.sourceforge.net and Paul Cochrane paultcochrane at users.sourceforge.net.
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