In my python application I am trying to capture the output of stdin from a command that I run via popen2(). The python docs say that it returns a tuple of (stdin, stdout) however and i run:
Yea, aaah. I intentionally put syntax errors in there to test it. But gcc is most likely printing those errors to stderr and thats why its not capturing them. Alright, I'll try it with popen3.
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Actually, popen4() would probably work better, but whatever works I guess.
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Now it works! Thanks alot!
Last edited by maddog39; Nov 3rd, 2007 at 10:18 pm.
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