OS linux 2.6.18
python 2.4.3
i tried to compress data throw gzip using popen2.popen3 -
import popen2
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a=popen2.Popen3("gzip -f")
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a.tochild.write("test data")
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a.tochild.flush()
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a.fromchild.read(5) #try to read 5 bytes from gzip
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but can't recive thouse 5 bytes, program hangs on read
cat /filename |gzip -f>filename2 - works excelent
don't offer to use zlib or bz2 modules
i wish to compress long data sequens throw external program so sending EOF is not good decition
how to write data to external program and recive result immidiatly?
5 2281 kudos 127
Recognized Expert New Member
Im just curious, are you able to send a EOF (Ctrl-D) to gzip before it returns?
-kudos
OS linux 2.6.18
python 2.4.3
i tried to compress data throw gzip using popen2.popen3 -
import popen2
-
a=popen2.Popen3("gzip -f")
-
a.tochild.write("test data")
-
a.tochild.flush()
-
a.fromchild.read(5) #try to read 5 bytes from gzip
-
but can't recive thouse 5 bytes, program hangs on read
cat /filename |gzip -f>filename2 - works excelent
don't offer to use zlib or bz2 modules
i wish to compress long data sequens throw external program so sending EOF is not good decition
how to write data to external program and recive result immidiatly?
Im just curious, are you able to send a EOF (Ctrl-D) to gzip before it returns?
-kudos
i need to proceed data strem so if i send EOF stream will be interupted
bartonc 6,596
Recognized Expert Expert
I'm on Windows, so can't be of much help. But reading the docs, your usage of the class appears to be a bit off:
popen3( cmd[, bufsize[, mode]])
Executes cmd as a sub-process. Returns the file objects (child_stdout, child_stdin, child_stderr).
On Unix, a class defining the objects returned by the factory functions is also available.
class Popen3( cmd[, capturestderr[, bufsize]])
This class represents a child process.
Normally, Popen3 instances are created using the popen2() and popen3() factory functions described above.
6.9.2 address flow issues. I hope this is of some use,
Barton
kudos 127
Recognized Expert New Member
i need to proceed data strem so if i send EOF stream will be interupted
yes I know, but are you able to send something to the gzip program at all? I thought that the program had to return before python could manipulate it (correct me if I am wrong here )
By the way, why not just use zlib modules that comes with python? I think there even is a gzip module too (If I remeber correctly the zlib and gzip are equal apart from the header format).
-kudos
yes I know, but are you able to send something to the gzip program at all? I thought that the program had to return before python could manipulate it (correct me if I am wrong here )
By the way, why not just use zlib modules that comes with python? I think there even is a gzip module too (If I remeber correctly the zlib and gzip are equal apart from the header format).
-kudos
i wish to compress data stream by lzma program
pylzma is not ready for this, so i decide to use external lzma program
problem with lzma is like problem with gzip
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