Python have been really bumpy for me, because the last time I created a GUI client, the client seems to hang when spawning a process, calling a shell script, and calling outside application.
I want to clear the screen (on the local machine) after exiting from my (semi) interactive expect script. Can I do that from within the script?Here\'s what I tried, that failed.
I get an unexpected appearance of \"dev/null\" in my git status output after interactively adding a patch for a file that was renamed. I\'m wondering if this is expected and there is some good reason
I need a interactive table. By word interactive I mean \"I should be able to add rows and delete them from table\".
One of my Python scripts runs in interactive mode but fails when run from 开发者_StackOverflow中文版the command line. The difference is that when run from the command line, it imports modules from a b
I\'m finding the scala \'-i\' command line option quite useful for running some scala code and then dumping me into an interactive shell so I can prod/inspect the things it defined.
I\'d like to write a wrapper for an interactive CLI Program (the Asterisk CLI). Basically, I need to keep the interaction with the CLI (including tab-completion) but I want to filter the output of As
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