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Hmmm, somehow my reply also got posted more than once...
At least that's what it looks like in my mail viewer, I only see one post in
Google.
Maybe it's
> "timdoyle05" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (T) wrote:
>T> Hi,
>T>I have a question relating to how Unix commands can be issued from
>T> Python programs. Im am currently writing a large test script in python
>T> and I need this script to call three other separate Python scripts,
>T> where each o
> I have a question relating to how Unix commands can be issued
> from
> Python programs.
There are numerous methods including the commands module that
you have already discovered, the os.system() call and the
various os.popen/os.execXX calls.
Also Python 2.4 has introduced the subprocess modu
Depending on what you axactly want there are a lot of ways to do this.
There is the subProcess module, there is the pty module, there is os.system,
there is the popen module,
and my personal favorite is Pexpect (pexpect.sourceforge.org). Read the
documentation of these modules is my first suggest
Hi,
I have a question relating to how Unix commands can be issued from
Python programs. Im am currently writing a large test script in python
and I need this script to call three other separate Python scripts,
where each one executes in it own thread of control. I would like to
use a Unix c
