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CMD command using python? - ImMe - 11-01-2013
If there is a way to run a CMD command using python, please tell me. I am working on a new code I MAY post on here. Thanks! :epic:
RE: CMD command using python? - Coder-san - 11-01-2013
Fixed the title.
RE: CMD command using python? - Coder-san - 11-01-2013
Fixed the title.
RE: CMD command using python? - Deque - 11-02-2013
example:
Code:
from subprocess import call
call(["cowsay", "-f", random_cow, "Hello World"])RE: CMD command using python? - Deque - 11-02-2013
example:
Code:
from subprocess import call
call(["cowsay", "-f", random_cow, "Hello World"])RE: CMD command using python? - Anima Templi - 11-02-2013
Damn you @Deque I was just about to post something similar to that.
RE: CMD command using python? - Crime - 11-04-2013
Yes, on Windows you can;
Code:
import os
os.system()Google for arguments and other functions.
RE: CMD command using python? - hunt3r972 - 12-19-2013
Quote:import os
os.system("your command")
or
Quote:import os
var=os.poppen("your command").read()
var=var.replace('\n','') #delete the line jumping
print var
or
Quote:use subprocess