Hi,
Take a good look at all the arguments that Popen() provides, there might be
some help there.
To my best knowlege:
In general, on Winodws, if Popen() is used to create a process, and this
process creates its child nodes independently, it is not possible to kill
the children, using the process
Any clues guys?
On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 12:48 PM, wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> Py ver - 3.2, Windows-XP . Logged in as user with admin privileges.
> >From my main python program, I am running powershell program using
> subprocess.Popen().
> Now I have created a signal_handler() function in main py
Howdy,
Py ver - 3.2, Windows-XP . Logged in as user with admin privileges.
>From my main python program, I am running powershell program using
>subprocess.Popen().
Now I have created a signal_handler() function in main python script which will
handle CTRL-C ( This works fine ).
Now when I pu
