Thanks for your reply !
I now realize , that the run() used in this
code stems from a def , which actually wraps
os.spawnv(os.P_WAIT, ...) in
a way that eliminates waiting
I like this newsgroup as there are always
people who are less stumped than oneself.
Nx
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"Nx" wrote:
> Here is a code snippet:
>
> # next lines calls python2.4 32 bit version
> # from a script running in python2.3 64 bit version
> run("python2.4", "dbviewmaster.py")
> # I want the following only to run after
> # running of python2.4 has finished
> self.textBrowser1.reload
> f = open(s
"run" is not the name of a Python built-in function. That leaves
everyone but you somewhat in the dark about why it does or does not wait
for the created process to complete.
If you want a function that starts a new process and waits for it to
complete, you probably want to use os.spawnv(os.P_WAI
Hello
I think my question is how to make
the script wait until it returns from a call to run()
Here is a code snippet:
# next lines calls python2.4 32 bit version
# from a script running in python2.3 64 bit version
run("python2.4", "dbviewmaster.py")
# I want the following only to run after
