I am here on Linux. I want to launch a process just like os.system, (output to
a terminal in an unbuffered way so as to support interaction) and at the same
time capturing the output of the process (analogous to the Unix tee command). I
have found some tricks on the web, but is it a standard way to do that? Note
that if it is possible I would prefer that the launched command see its
standard output connected to a terminal (many command change their behaviour
accordingly like 'ls', etc.).
The main reason now is to run latex (with its interaction), I need the output
to know where it has put its output {dvi,pdf} file (you can't guess it from the
command line because you can launch latex without any argument and \input a
file afterwards).
Olivier
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