On Feb 1, 6:25 pm, "aspineux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First look if your .exe will accept to work that way !
> try in a DOS prompt
>
> > echo yourfilename | nec2d.exe
>
> or if the program expect more input, write them all in a file
> ( myinputs.txt ) and try :
>
> > nec2d.exe < myinputs.txt
>
First look if your .exe will accept to work that way !
try in a DOS prompt
> echo yourfilename | nec2d.exe
or if the program expect more input, write them all in a file
( myinputs.txt ) and try :
> nec2d.exe < myinputs.txt
If it works looks for module subprocess and more precisely object
subpro
En Thu, 01 Feb 2007 19:57:59 -0300, Kiran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> I am making python run an executable using the os module. Here is
> my question. The executable, once it is running, asks the user to
> input a filename that it will process. Now, my question is how do i
> automate this
Kiran wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I am making python run an executable using the os module. Here is
> my question. The executable, once it is running, asks the user to
> input a filename that it will process. Now, my question is how do i
> automate this. let me make this clear, it is not an argu
Hi everybody,
I am making python run an executable using the os module. Here is
my question. The executable, once it is running, asks the user to
input a filename that it will process. Now, my question is how do i
automate this. let me make this clear, it is not an argument you pass
in when y
