I have tried this command
eval('my-value')
but this error
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'my' is not defined
but if i try
eval('myval')
i get this
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'myval' is not defined
why did it is reading my and value differently in first command? how to tackle if a varible name conatins -
(EDITED) this clearly is not a linux command? It seems that you are in python environment rather than a shell.
If thats the case you should probably do something similar to this:
your_value = eval('myval')
OK, given your new context, you could try to use double quotes around the entire command and single quotes around the string arguments inside the eval, like:
python -c "import my_module; my_module.my_function(eval('\"$var1\"'), eval('\"$var2\"'))"
change var1 and var2 depending on your needs