See module documentation for "commands."
At least under UNIX:
import commands
status, output = commands.getstatusoutput("ls /tmp")
print "Command exits with status:", status
print "Output of command:", output
You only get one stream of output, so play redirection games
with your command if you need to.
This runs the command and doesn't return until it has
completed. If you want interactive scrolling of output,
look at the code for commands, as it is written in python.
You'll be able to run in a separate thread and read lines
of output from a pipe. The code makes a good example.
--Scott
LF11 wrote:
>
> How can I capture STDOUT and STDERR so as to display the messages inside
> a GtkText?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
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