Talking through pipes interactively (on win32)
Jane Austine
janeaustine50 at hotmail.com
Mon Nov 10 10:16:43 EST 2003
> Can you please post a small script showing the exact problem you have?
> Communicating with a program via pipes works on Windows: we do it all the
> time. It can be pretty complicated, but it can be done.
Okay. For example, python interactive shell:
>>> import os
>>> sout,sin=os.popen2('python -u')
>>> sout.write('print 2*3\n')
>>> sout.flush()
>>> sin.read(1)
...(it hangs from here)...
However, it works if sout is closed before reading from sin:
>>> import os
>>> sout,sin=os.popen2('python -u')
>>> sout.write('print 2*3\n')
>>> sout.close()
>>> sin.read(1)
'6'
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