I\'m getting a slightly weird result from calling subprocess.Popen that I suspect has a lot to do with me being brand-new to Python.
I tried to run this code from the book \'Python Standard Library\' of \'Fr开发者_运维问答ed Lunde\'.
I have code that roughly looks like this (the entire code is a bit too long to copy here): import re from subprocess import Popen, PIPE
I\'m having a hard time getting what I want out of the python subprocess module (which supposed to an unified/platform-independent abstraction, afaik, but don\'t get me started on that :)).
I am developing a Python based GUI. I need to run a ruby fileand ge开发者_运维问答t its output. I did it successfully using subprocess module.
I want to capture the ouput of dpkg --list | grep linux-image in Python 2.6.5 on Ubuntu 10.04. from subprocess import Popen
I am having an issue when making a shell call from within a multiprocessing.Process().The error seems to be coming from Git, but I just can\'t figure out why it only happens from within a multiprocess
I hava a Java process that spawns a new JVM using ProcessBuilder etc. While debugging this, is it possible to have Eclipse attach a debugger to the new sub-process? Even better, is there any plugin th
I\'m developing an application in Python on Ubuntu and I\'m running external binaries from within python using subprocess. Since these binaries are generated at run time and can go rogue, I need to k
import subprocess import os prefix =开发者_开发技巧 os.path.expanduser(\"~/.bin/kb/\") p = subprocess.Popen([(prefix + \"koreball\"),(prefix + \"/data\"),\'3\'])
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