Yes, I did try your example. But, after talking on the #python IRC
channel, I realized that it wasn't the process that was blocking, it
was my GUI. I had to fire an event using gobject.io_add_watch()
whenever data was received from the child process. The event then read
from the process and added a
wrong. ;) Also, how exactly would I
redirect stderr to another place?
On Dec 30, 12:22 am, Tom Plunket <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> cypher543 wrote:
> > self.buildPID = subprocess.Popen(buildCmd, stdout = subprocess.PIPE, stderr
> > = subprocess.STDOUT)Instead of calling it sel
My app uses a "queue" of commands which are run one at a time. I am
using the subprocess module to execute the commands in the queue.
However, processes always run at the same time. How can I make one
process run at a time, and then execute the next process when the first
has terminated? My code is
Thank you for the examples, but I have tried all of that before. No
matter what I do, my program always hangs while it waits for the
process to exit and then it prints all of the output at once. I've
tried read(), readline(), readlines(), communicate(), etc and it is
always the same.
self.buildPID
This has been driving me insane for the last hour or so. I have search
everywhere, and nothing works. I am trying to use the subprocess module
to run a program and get its output line by line. But, it always waits
for the process to terminate and then return the output all at once.
Can someone ple
I have a TreeView and a ToolButton. The ToolButton should only be
active if the user has selected an item in the TreeView. What signal
should I use to achieve this?
Thanks,
David
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