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› Forums › Basic skills › Programming › Shell scripting (in bash) › Python to BASH arguments
I have written a python script that processes info.txt and can pass 1 string to my master bash file from which I’m running all the reset of the shell scripts, it did this fine and produced results, now when i try and pass through multiple arguments and receive them in the script using $1 $2 $3
etc to train with multiple users, it won’t work
import subprocess . . . subprocess.check_call("./scripts/master.sh %s %s %s" % (chosenuun[1], chosenuun[2], chosenuun[3]), shell=True)
ONE = $1 TWO = $2 THREE = $3 ./scripts/initialise_models ${ONE} ${TWO} ${THREE}
I’m getting an error saying ONE :Command not recognised
I’m lost on how to fix this so any help would be great, thanks
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