Ty hensons wrote:
how can i save my command prompt screen?
On Windows, 2.4?+, right click upper left snake symbol, Edit/Select all
(or Mark and select part), (not ^C as everywhere else -- thank
MS for not following its standard) to save to clipboard. Then paste
into notepad or whatever.
Let me take a stab:
I figure you either want to save something that is showing up in the
standard output in which case you can:
instead of using the print command to print to standard output, open a
file and append to that instead of printing, and then you can open
that up when you are done and s
Ty hensons wrote:
how can i save my command prompt screen?
(Trying to be helpful here...)
What do mean by "save" and what do you mean
by "command prompt screen"? And, especially,
what platform are you running on?
TJG
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how can i save my command prompt screen?
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ozan SARI wrote:
Hi ,
I run a python acript with os.system('script.py')
I want save command prompt screen in a text file (everything )
how can I do this?
Thanks for your help
Ozan
check out using the subprocess module
http://docs.python.org/lib/node529.html It s
Hi ,
I run a python acript with os.system('script.py')
I want save command prompt screen in a text file (everything ) how
can I do this?
Thanks for your help
Ozan
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