Hi, I have written it like that. It is like press 1 and it ll download file1 and press 2 it ll download file2 etc....
But my question was I am using "time.sleep()" to make my script to wait for the file download and then validate it in log file, so is there any other way I can synchronize my code with the download. I am asking this because some files are very huge (120MB) and download also depends on N/W bandwidth so sometimes it ll be done in 30mins and some times it takes 60 mins. So I can't rely on "time.sleep()" Thanks, Ansu On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 12:21 PM, Lie Ryan <lie.1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ansuman Dash wrote: > >> I am downloading files using various command (because files are different) >> meant for a executable. >> > > What is "various commands"? Are you using wget/curl or similar command-line > downloader programs? Or are you using a python-based script (that uses > urllib)? Or are you using a GUI-based downloader? > > Then how do you invoke those "various commands"? Are you using a separate > python and subprocess/popen to invoke them? Or are you using shell script? > Or do you start them manually? > > So I have created event driven program to download these files one by one. >> But some files are very huge so I want to know how can I synchronize it with >> my code. >> > > Can you modify this "event driven program" so it would call your script > when the files finished downloading? > > That means I want to make my code wait for the complete download of that >> file and then I ll read the log file and validate that download is >> successful. >> > > _______________________________________________ > Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org > To unsubscribe or change subscription options: > http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor >
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