Dennis,
Thanks. That certainly looks like it could work. I understand
about the interactive shell and my app going back and forth with the
reads/writes. When my program runs it won't be used in an interactive
python shell, but that is the only way I know of to really test it.
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I even tried inserting a "\r" or "\r\n" or "\n" to stdout, also tried
the same using msvcrt.putch() ...but no luck. I still have to hit
enter to get the prompt , where I can then type a command and hit
enter.
For example, I get this displayed:
[example]
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C)
I have a basic client/server socket situation setupwhere the server
accepts a connection and then waits for commands.
On the client side, I create a socket, connect to the server...then I
pass the socket to a class which just reads from the socket (in a
thread).
class Reader(Thread):
def
