Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> Astan Chee wrote:
>
>
>> Yes, that is true. But everytime I run a os.popen() it executes as a
>> child process of the current running one. How do I launch as a seperate
>> process?
>>
>
> what's your definition of "separate process", and how is that different
> from a child process? (all processes created by a process start out as
> child processes).
>
>
>> Note that I dont care about whatever happens to the seperate process
>> itself.
>>
>
> so why are you using os.popen() if you're not interested in talking to
> it? maybe os.system("command&") would be more appropriate ?
>
> </F>
>
>
My appologies,
What I meant by seperate process is that the spawned process is not the
child of the current running process or the spawned process does not
have a parent (if that is possible).
popen not a good idea? Im not sure myself frankyl.
What would be a good method to do this? I've tried your
os.system("command&") and the spawned process is still the child of the
current running process (which is not what I want to happen).
Thanks again and sorry for the confusion.
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