The following code fails (pythonbugtest.exe takes one parameter, a
string):
import os
result = os.system('pythonbugtest.exe test')
assert(result == 0)
The error message is:
'pythonbugtest.exe test' is not recognized as an internal or external
command, operable program or batch file.
Traceback
OK, I give up. Why does workaround #2 work?
Also, I didn't realize this before, but when you call os.spawnv, the
argument list you pass starts with the name of the executable you're
calling! When you call a program from cmd.exe, that program name is
the first parameter automatically. But with
I haven't heard of any plans to deprecate the dictionary has_key
method, as the in keyword makes it obsolete.
i.e.
if key in dict:
instead of
if dict.has_key():
Is there some reason to keep has_key?
--Nick
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I'm writing a program to read in raw data from a WAV file, and write it
to an IT file. I got this to work in C by reading the data into an
array of unsigned chars called RawDataAry, then converted it to
signed chars by doing the following:
signed char *CharAry = malloc(sizeof(signed char) *
