subprocess

Unbuffered Python Subrocess PIPE

耗尽温柔 提交于 2021-01-05 10:58:35
问题 I have been trying to implement a wrapper around subprocess as follows: def ans_cmd_stream_color(inputcmd): """Driver function for local ansible commands. Stream stdout to stdout and log file with color. Runs <inputcmd> via subprocess. Returns return code, stdout, stderr as dict. """ fullcmd = inputcmd create_debug('Enabling colorful ansible output.', LOGGER) create_info('Running command: ' + fullcmd, LOGGER, True) p = subprocess.Popen('export ANSIBLE_FORCE_COLOR=true; ' + fullcmd, stdout

Using python Popen to read the last line

做~自己de王妃 提交于 2021-01-04 06:41:07
问题 I have a simple python program: test.py: import time for i in range(100000): print i time.sleep(0.5) I want to use another program that executes the above one in order to read the last line output while the above program is counting. import subprocess process = subprocess.Popen("test",stdout=PIPE) sleep(20) # sleeps an arbitrary time print stdout.readlines()[-1] The problem is that process.stdout.readlines() waits until test.py finishes execution. Is there any way to read the last line that

Using python Popen to read the last line

十年热恋 提交于 2021-01-04 06:40:50
问题 I have a simple python program: test.py: import time for i in range(100000): print i time.sleep(0.5) I want to use another program that executes the above one in order to read the last line output while the above program is counting. import subprocess process = subprocess.Popen("test",stdout=PIPE) sleep(20) # sleeps an arbitrary time print stdout.readlines()[-1] The problem is that process.stdout.readlines() waits until test.py finishes execution. Is there any way to read the last line that

Python Subprocess: Command Fails in Python but Works in Shell

心已入冬 提交于 2021-01-04 05:59:51
问题 I am trying to run a command through Python's subprocess, but it won't run properly. If I type into the shell: pack < packfile.dat where pack is my software and packfile is the input file, then the software runs fine. If I try this in python: import subprocess as sp import shlex cmd = 'pack < packfile.dat'.split() p = sp.Popen(cmd) The software complains: Pack must be run with: pack < inputfile.inp Reading input file... (Control-C aborts) and it hangs there. This last part is specific to my

How to Search in Windows with Python subprocess

我的梦境 提交于 2021-01-03 22:46:19
问题 How can subprocess be used to open a specific local or network directory in Windows File Explorer , and search for image file names with a specific string. In this case, the requirement is: Only display specific images (out of many), in File Explorer , for a quick visual verification. For this purpose, I am not interested in knowing how to search Windows with os or pathlib . Those methods are clearly explained in Find a file in python 回答1: Note: Search locations must be indexed by Windows

How to Search in Windows with Python subprocess

♀尐吖头ヾ 提交于 2021-01-03 22:30:58
问题 How can subprocess be used to open a specific local or network directory in Windows File Explorer , and search for image file names with a specific string. In this case, the requirement is: Only display specific images (out of many), in File Explorer , for a quick visual verification. For this purpose, I am not interested in knowing how to search Windows with os or pathlib . Those methods are clearly explained in Find a file in python 回答1: Note: Search locations must be indexed by Windows

How to Search in Windows with Python subprocess

三世轮回 提交于 2021-01-03 22:30:27
问题 How can subprocess be used to open a specific local or network directory in Windows File Explorer , and search for image file names with a specific string. In this case, the requirement is: Only display specific images (out of many), in File Explorer , for a quick visual verification. For this purpose, I am not interested in knowing how to search Windows with os or pathlib . Those methods are clearly explained in Find a file in python 回答1: Note: Search locations must be indexed by Windows

How to Search in Windows with Python subprocess

做~自己de王妃 提交于 2021-01-03 22:28:53
问题 How can subprocess be used to open a specific local or network directory in Windows File Explorer , and search for image file names with a specific string. In this case, the requirement is: Only display specific images (out of many), in File Explorer , for a quick visual verification. For this purpose, I am not interested in knowing how to search Windows with os or pathlib . Those methods are clearly explained in Find a file in python 回答1: Note: Search locations must be indexed by Windows

How to Search in Windows with Python subprocess

前提是你 提交于 2021-01-03 22:26:50
问题 How can subprocess be used to open a specific local or network directory in Windows File Explorer , and search for image file names with a specific string. In this case, the requirement is: Only display specific images (out of many), in File Explorer , for a quick visual verification. For this purpose, I am not interested in knowing how to search Windows with os or pathlib . Those methods are clearly explained in Find a file in python 回答1: Note: Search locations must be indexed by Windows

How to Search in Windows with Python subprocess

烈酒焚心 提交于 2021-01-03 22:25:54
问题 How can subprocess be used to open a specific local or network directory in Windows File Explorer , and search for image file names with a specific string. In this case, the requirement is: Only display specific images (out of many), in File Explorer , for a quick visual verification. For this purpose, I am not interested in knowing how to search Windows with os or pathlib . Those methods are clearly explained in Find a file in python 回答1: Note: Search locations must be indexed by Windows