I didn't mean that you'd have to write it for me, I meant that if what
you said works (atexit, signal) I will paypal you $10 for your generous
contribution to my project.
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kmkz wrote:
> Lets say my script A executes two other scripts, B and C. B is a Python
> file compiled into an exe and uses the regular black box. C, however,
> is a C++ program that I did not write, and have no access to (besides
> executing it. ie, i don't have its source). I would like to fork o
Thank you for your reply. I will certainly look into those.
Another question:
Lets say my script A executes two other scripts, B and C. B is a Python
file compiled into an exe and uses the regular black box. C, however,
is a C++ program that I did not write, and have no access to (besides
executi
kmkz wrote:
> I have a program A that forks off two other programs, B and C. I need B
> and C to both terminate if A is closed, but by using the
> subprocess.call() method this seems to not be the case; I can shut down
> the "black box" that is program A and B/C will still stay up.
>
> How can I
Hi,
I have a program A that forks off two other programs, B and C. I need B
and C to both terminate if A is closed, but by using the
subprocess.call() method this seems to not be the case; I can shut down
the "black box" that is program A and B/C will still stay up.
How can I achieve the desired
