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Shows how to call the kakadu library with envoy; handles paths with spaces and a source-path with apostrophes.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | |
""" Shows how to call the kakadu library with envoy. | |
In particular, shows how to handle paths containing spaces. | |
Updated to show how to handle apostrophe in source path. | |
- kakadu is a jpeg2000 library | |
- envoy is a wrapper around the subprocess module | |
- kakadu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakadu_(software) | |
- envoy: https://github.com/kennethreitz/envoy | |
""" | |
import envoy | |
KAKADU_COMMAND_PATH = u'/opt/local/djatoka/bin/Linux-x86-32/kdu_compress' # example | |
k_source_file_path = u"'%s'" % u'/the/source/file path'.replace( u' ', u'\ ' ) | |
k_source_file_path2 = k_source_file_path.replace( u"'", u"\\'" ) | |
k_destination_file_path = u"'%s'" % u'/the/destination/file path'.replace( u' ', u'\ ' ) | |
cmd = u'%s -i %s -o %s Creversible=yes -rate -,1,0.5,0.25 Clevels=5' % ( | |
KAKADU_COMMAND_PATH, | |
k_source_file_path2, | |
k_destination_file_path | |
) | |
r = envoy.run( cmd.encode(u'utf-8', u'replace') ) # envoy requires a non-unicode string | |
# print r.std_out | |
# print r.std_err |
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