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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
as mentioned: use subProcess.Popen:
https://www.jython.org/docs/library/subprocess.html#subprocess-subprocess-management
... but any findin
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arminius is still having a problem:
input
import os
first_part = r'curl -X GET
"https://doc.tech.net/latest/characters/ME/assets/?datasource=server&page=1";
-H "accept:
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arminius posted a new comment:
Oh, should add that the command returns a JSON, I'm either hoping to save it as
an object so I can edit it's data, or I just want to save it in a .JSON file.
Whichever is simp
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arminius posted a new comment:
I can't use that till I get home.
Is this a likely example?
import os
p = os.popen('curl -X GET
"https://doc.tech.net/latest/characters/ME/assets/?datasource=server&
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
for most flexibility, you should use Pythons subProcess.Popen()
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Question #679134 on Sikuli changed:
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Description changed to:
I've run sikuli without the IDE many times, very familiar with doing
that from the command line.
Never actually exported a command to the command line though.
example of the curl co
Question #679134 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/679134
Description changed to:
I've run sikuli without the IDE many times, very familiar with doing
that from the command line.
Never actually exported a command to the command line though.
example of the curl co
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I've run sikuli without the IDE many times, very familiar with doing that from
the command line.
Never actually exported a command to the command line though.
example of the curl command.
curl -X GET
"ht
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