Hi All, I try to automate a command line tool and have the problem that I can't read the stdout-pipe. I think the reason is the tool doesn't flush the pipe so it is first readable when the process was closed. Can I set the buffer size of the stdout-pipe by win32pipe to force the tool to write to the pipe?
Is there a possibility to use win32file to get a low-level access to the pipes or some other solution to the problem? I would be thankful for some hints and example code. Has someone experiences with 'Excpect'-tools like ExcpectNT or Excpect from ActiveState? Could this be an easy solution for my problem? Ciao, Frank _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
