4zumanga wrote:
> I have a bunch of really horrible hacked-up bash scripts which I would
> really like to convert to python, so I can extend and neaten them.
> However, I'm having some trouble mapping some constructs easily, and
> was wondering if anyone know of a guide to mapping simple uses of
>
python subprocess module docs:
http://docs.python.org/dev/lib/node517.html
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4zumanga wrote:
> Yes, there is a stupid mistake in that script, last line should be:
>
> diff new_out1 new_out2
>
> However, this is hopefully not important, what is important is the
> general kind of (very simple) things I'm trying to do.
I have been hoping for a good solution to this. An
easy
Yes, there is a stupid mistake in that script, last line should be:
diff new_out1 new_out2
However, this is hopefully not important, what is important is the
general kind of (very simple) things I'm trying to do.
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I have a bunch of really horrible hacked-up bash scripts which I would
really like to convert to python, so I can extend and neaten them.
However, I'm having some trouble mapping some constructs easily, and
was wondering if anyone know of a guide to mapping simple uses of
command line programs to p
