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Fyi, I found the
answer ( at least one that still works )
def PrintThread(myThread):
while myThread.isAlive() == True:
line = p.stdout.readline()[:-1]
if
line ==
"":
continue
if line ==
'\0':
break
print line
Dave.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 12:24
AM
Subject: read() / readline() /
readlines()
Hello!
would someone know a method
that allows
to read line delimited by "\n"
instead of trapping "\0" like
readlines does?
I have to write my own while loop to do
this.
while myThread.isAlive() ==
True:
myChar =
p.stdout.read(1)
if myChar ==
'\0':
print "Found EOF,
exiting!"
break
myStr = myStr +
myChar
if myChar ==
'\n':
print
myStr
myStr =
""
continue
is there a more elegant way to do
this?
tx
Dave.
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