On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:03:56 +0100, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
> -On [20080108 09:42], mpho raborife ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>>subprocess.Popen(["gmmscore", "-i", Input, "-l", List, "-t",
>> modeltype, "-m", str(mixture), "-d", str(dimension), "-v", str(vfloor),
>> "-n", str(number), "-r", str(results)])
>
> "gmmscore", "-i" seems a bit silly, why not just "gmmscore -i"?
That's definitely *not* silly but the way to go. There are two ways: The
above that calls the executable with the arguments as given, or with a
string like you suggests which is interpreted by a shell, so the arguments
must be escaped for that shell. Which shell? Depends on the system!
> You can always do something like (assuming all arguments are strings, adjust
> accordingly):
>
> s = "gmmscore -i %s -l %s -t %s -m %s -d %s -v %s -n %s -r %s" %
> (Input, List, modeltype, str(mixture), str(dimension), str(vfloor),
> str(number), str(results))
>
> subprocess.Popen([s])
Here you are trying to start a program named "gmmscore -i ..." with no
arguments. That fails (unless you really have a program with that name. ;-)
Ciao,
Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch
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