>>>>> robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (R) wrote:
>R> when I run a command
>R> myapp 2>&1
>R> yet:
>R> #!python
>R> print os.popen("myapp 2>&1").read()
>R> the stderr stuff comes all after the stdout stuff.
>R> How can I get ahold of all the out and err joined synchronously in the
>R> order, it is created ?
Make sure that myapp writes it synchronously. Probably myapp has it
buffered, so it writes out at the end of the run. It is not caused by
python.
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