Python, equivalent of set command

2006-03-27 Thread loial
In unix shell script I can do the following to get the status and values returned by a unix command OUTPUT=`some unix command` STATUS=$? if [ $STATUS -ne 0 ] then exit 1 else set $OUTPUT VAL1=$1 VAL2=$2 VAL3=$3 fi How can I achieve the same in python? I know how to run it via the

Re: Python, equivalent of set command

2006-03-27 Thread skip
loial In unix shell script I can do the following to get the status and loial values returned by a unix command loial OUTPUT=`some unix command` loial STATUS=$? loial if [ $STATUS -ne 0 ] loial then loial exit 1 loial else loial set $OUTPUT loial

Re: Python, equivalent of set command

2006-03-27 Thread Jeffrey Schwab
loial wrote: In unix shell script I can do the following to get the status and values returned by a unix command OUTPUT=`some unix command` STATUS=$? if [ $STATUS -ne 0 ] then exit 1 else set $OUTPUT VAL1=$1 VAL2=$2 VAL3=$3 fi How can I achieve the same in python? I