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Hello all, My question is hopefully particular enough to not relate to any of the other ones that I've read. I'm wanting to use subprocess and multiprocessing to spawn a bunch of jobs serially and return the return code to me. The problem is that I don't want to wait() … |
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i am trying to recieve input from external text editor using python's `subprocess` but I am not sure why i am getting the error diff = subprocess.Popen('open(os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "foo.txt") "w")', stdout=subprocess.PIPE) pr = subprocess.Popen(sublime, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True, stdin=diff.stdout) pr.wait() if pr.returncode == 0: msg = pr.stdout.read() print msg er = pr.stderr.read() … |
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Is there any way to start an application with python and count how much time does it take to completely load, any idea if I can do it with os.syste, or subprocess.Popen ? |
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/home/nikos/public_html/cgi-bin/metrites.py in () 217 template = htmldata + counter 218 elif page.endswith('.py'): => 219 htmldata = subprocess.check_output( '/home/nikos/public_html/cgi-bin/' + page ) 220 template = htmldata.decode('utf-8').replace( 'Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8', '' ) + counter 221 htmldata undefined, subprocess = <module 'subprocess' from '/opt/python3/lib/python3.3/subprocess.py'>, subprocess.check_output = <function check_output>, page = 'files.py' /opt/python3/lib/python3.3/subprocess.py in … |
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Hi I am trying to run a python script which has this code snippet: process = subprocess.Popen('./start_ws.pl') process.wait() os.system('make') The perl script started changes environmental variables and enters into new subshell. After entering into new subshell, the commands below script os.system('make') goes unnoticed.They get executed only if i exit from … |
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This small code example shows you how to approach the beginning concept of an very simple "IDE" for Python. |
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I'm trying to do something simple like get calc.exe to start minimized, but it's not happening. import subprocess import win32gui import win32con info = subprocess.STARTUPINFO() info.dwFlags |= subprocess.STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW info.wShowWindow = win32con.SW_SHOWMINIMIZED x = subprocess.Popen("calc.exe", startupinfo = info) It pops up the same as always, no matter what I provide for … |
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I've got an application that I call several times in a for loop using subprocess.call. Every time I call it, it starts minimized. I want it to be in a restored window. So what I've tried to do is get a handle on the window using win32gui.FindWindow. But in my … |
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I'm trying to open a tex file from within python, tell the tex editor to run (manually you would press ctrl + T) and finally close the program. So far I can only figure out how to open and close the program. this is what I have so far... os.spawnv(os.P_WAIT, … |
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Hi Guys, I'm new to python - how to execute dos2unix from python - subprocess.popen with shell = False ? >>> cmd = subprocess.Popen(["dos2unix","./FEED1/bin/*"], stdout=subprocess.PIPE) dos2unix: converting file ./FEED1/bin/* to UNIX format ... >>> dos2unix: problems converting file ./FEED1/bin/* All help appreciated. |
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Hi. I want to run some shell commands on linux machine with python Popen, for ex. "ping". How I can terminate the process, if it isn't finished normally in a given time? I've tried write some code, can anybody improve it or give some better idea? Any suggestions appreciated. Thanx. … |
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Hi, I have a for-loop, and in each iteration I have to open a dos-command. I use the subprocess module for this: [code=python] fid1=open("test.txt", 'w') p=subprocess.Popen(args, stdout=fid1, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT, shell=True) fid1.close() [/code] The output of the dos-command is written to the txt-file, but I still need to terminate the process p. … |
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Hi guys, I need your help. I am using python to synchronize several c programs. For one of these programs I need a dynamic interaction. I know there are several option: I am interested in the simplest one becouse I am noob. Python code and C code have to exange … |
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Good day. I would need an advice about sys.stdout and sys.stderr. I use Python 2.6, on Windows XP SP3, but i think the question is the same for UNIX/ MAC computers. I tried all possible combinations before posting this message, so ANY advice would be great. I work with "subprocess" … |
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