subprocess terminate help

[Ernesto]

def launchWithoutConsole(command, args):
"""Launches 'command' windowless and waits until finished"""
startupinfo = subprocess.STARTUPINFO()
startupinfo.dwFlags |= subprocess.STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW
return subprocess.Popen([command] + args,
startupinfo=startupinfo).wait()
handle = launchWithoutConsole("program.exe",["disconnect"])
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I've been searching for ways to terminate this process so I can exit my
program. program.exe is a text based interface which I'm running with
python subprocess in a DOS command window. I tried using 'sys.exit()'
to end my program, but nothing works. I think I have to somehow
terminate the subprocesses I create. Any suggestions?

[Fredrik Lundh]

Ernesto wrote

I've been searching for ways to terminate this process so I can exit my
program. program.exe is a text based interface which I'm running with
python subprocess in a DOS command window. I tried using 'sys.exit()'
to end my program, but nothing works. I think I have to somehow
terminate the subprocesses I create. Any suggestions?

someone calling himself "Ernesto" posted this link yesterday:

http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Coo.../Recipe/347462

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[Fredrik Lundh]

Ernesto wrote

I've been searching for ways to terminate this process so I can exit my
program. program.exe is a text based interface which I'm running with
python subprocess in a DOS command window. I tried using 'sys.exit()'
to end my program, but nothing works. I think I have to somehow
terminate the subprocesses I create. Any suggestions?

someone calling himself "Ernesto" posted this link yesterday:

http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Coo.../Recipe/347462

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[Ernesto]

Yeah I know. I posted it b/c I was having the same problems and I'm
investigating ways to do this. None of those methods gave me desired
results for my program. All I want to do is end my python program and
return to the DOS prompt.

[Ernesto]

Yeah I know. I posted it b/c I was having the same problems and I'm
investigating ways to do this. None of those methods gave me desired
results for my program. All I want to do is end my python program and
return to the DOS prompt.

[Fredrik Lundh]

Ernesto wrote:

Yeah I know. I posted it b/c I was having the same problems and I'm
investigating ways to do this. None of those methods gave me desired
results for my program. All I want to do is end my python program and
return to the DOS prompt.

what about the other program? do you want to terminate that as well ?

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[Fredrik Lundh]

Ernesto wrote:

Yeah I know. I posted it b/c I was having the same problems and I'm
investigating ways to do this. None of those methods gave me desired
results for my program. All I want to do is end my python program and
return to the DOS prompt.

what about the other program? do you want to terminate that as well ?

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[Ernesto]

Ahhhh... I figured out a way around this. I'll use program.exe to shut
down itself. That way I won't have to use any extension modules.

Thanks!

[Ernesto]

Ahhhh... I figured out a way around this. I'll use program.exe to shut
down itself. That way I won't have to use any extension modules.

Thanks!

[Ernesto]

program.exe ? I was looking at the Windows task manager after I used a
Cntrl + C to manually terminate the running python program. The
program.exe is apparently ending when I end the python program.

[Ernesto]

program.exe ? I was looking at the Windows task manager after I used a
Cntrl + C to manually terminate the running python program. The
program.exe is apparently ending when I end the python program.

[Fredrik Lundh]

Ernesto wrote

program.exe ? I was looking at the Windows task manager after I used a
Cntrl + C to manually terminate the running python program. The
program.exe is apparently ending when I end the python program.

I have to admit that I have no idea what you're doing, really. The code
you used *explicitly* waits for the "program.exe" program to finish. If
you don't want that, why are you telling the subprocess module to wait?
If you do want it to wait, why are you killing the python process ?

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[Fredrik Lundh]

Ernesto wrote

program.exe ? I was looking at the Windows task manager after I used a
Cntrl + C to manually terminate the running python program. The
program.exe is apparently ending when I end the python program.

I have to admit that I have no idea what you're doing, really. The code
you used *explicitly* waits for the "program.exe" program to finish. If
you don't want that, why are you telling the subprocess module to wait?
If you do want it to wait, why are you killing the python process ?

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[Do Re Mi chel La Si Do]

Hi!

Self-destruction of a script:

import os
os.popen('TASKKILL /PID '+str(os.getpid())+' /F')

(only in windows XP or 2K)
@-salutations

Michel Claveau

[Do Re Mi chel La Si Do]

Hi!

Self-destruction of a script:

import os
os.popen('TASKKILL /PID '+str(os.getpid())+' /F')

(only in windows XP or 2K)
@-salutations

Michel Claveau