I am facing a weird problem. Every time I call a particular command cmd via subprocess.Popen(cmd).wait(),the stty gets bad (does not echo my further commands on the shell, newline does not work, etc.)
I am using subprocess.check_output from pythons subprocess module to execute a ping command. Here is how I am doing it:
more-intelligent-members-of-the-coding-community-than-I! I have a python question for you all... :) I am trying to optimize a python script that is (among other things) returning the wall-clock time
I am using python\'s Call method in subprocess module to execute a sqlldr command from subprocess import call
I\'m new to python and I\'m trying to make a search bar that searches only 2 directories using two find commands and output the results into an ordered list [].
Does the java application permissions extends for created processes? i.e. if application hasn\'t permissions to create file and I\'m running someprogram.exe from this application, t开发者_开发知识库he
I run a \'mstsc\' program in win7 usingpython\'s subprocess: >>> import subprocess >>> p=subprocess.Popen(\'mstsc\')
What I need to do is the following: in a Python script spawn, say the ls --colors=always / Linux command, and read its output. The important part ofthis is that I need the output to keep all the ANSI
Following the advice given in; Calling an external command in Python I have been experimenting using the call() function to call an external command, however the command I need to call is being calle
I\'m writing some code that takes a bunch of textfiles, runs OpinionFinder on them, then analyses the results. OpinionFinder is a python program that calls a java progam to manage various other progra
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