run python command line arguments in shell script

I have a script which takes in few arguments

./hal --runtest=example

whe开发者_开发问答re example = /home/user/example.py

how can I pass these arguments in shell script?

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I'm having trouble figuring out what you're asking, but assuming your question is "How can a shell script pass dynamic arguments to a command that happens to be written in Python" and you are using a Bourne-family shell (very likely), the simplest correct answer would be

example=/home/user/example.py
./hal "--runtest=$example"

The shell will resolve the quoting and the script will see --runtest=/home/user/example.py without breaking if you later decide to pass in a path containing spaces.

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Take a look a the following:

http://lowfatlinux.com/linux-script-variables.html

It is Bash specific though and as per comments above not sure which shell you're using.

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Here you'll find all you need in terms of how to pass an argument to a shell script.