How do I shell-out on Win32 systems with python?

[Arpad Kiss]

Hi,
Try to use the win32pipe modul! Here is an example:

import win32pipe
i,o,e=win32pipe.popen3("dir")
pout=o.readlines()
perr=e.readlines()
....

Arpad

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Subject: How do I shell-out on Win32 systems with python?


> I know that on Unix systems you can use the commands  or the popen
> modules.
> 
> What do I have to do to get the output from a command (like 'dir', or a
> batch file) executed on a Win32 system?
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