I worked my way using your example as a base for what I wanted.
Thank you!
On 20 October 2017 at 01:33, Fujimoto Satoshi
wrote:
> Hi, Carlos
>
> You can pass any arguments to your application, by adding arguments to CONF.
>
>> from ryu.cmd import manager
>> from ryu import cfg
>>
>> CONF = cfg.C
Hi, Carlos
You can pass any arguments to your application, by adding arguments to CONF.
from ryu.cmd import manager
from ryu import cfg
CONF = cfg.CONF
CONF.register_cli_opts([
cfg.StrOpt('additional-opt', default=None,
help='Additional option'),
])
manager.main(args=['--ad
Is there a way to pass initialisation arguments to an application, by
just sharing a global variable, for example?
When I use the example you have provided, the application module is
reloaded, resetting global variables and settings.
Using CONF is quite limited to me, since I want to start an
app
Hi, Carlos
Yes, you can instantiate app_manager.RyuApp with ryu/cmd/manager.py.
You can pass the argument list like the below.
In this, you should specify the application by name:
from ryu.cmd import manager
manager.main(args=['--verbose', 'ryu.app.simple_switch_13'])
Or, if you have a
Hello to all,
I have been dwelling through the Ryu code and I wonder, is it possible
for me to instantiate a Ryu Application without using the ryu-manager?
For example, can I instantiate a app_manager.RyuApp class from a
regular Python Application?
Thank you!
Carlos Ferreira
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