I have a LINUX bash shell script that sets environment variables. I need to execute this script through Python. I've tried to use os.system and subprocess.call, but each time, the shell script seems to modify the environment variables in a subshell and exits.
How can I run a LINUX shell...
From the command line I can execute the following with success:
ps | awk '{print $1}'
It prints the first column of a ps listing as expected. However, if I bind this command to an alias, it does not handle the "$1" variable correctly. I've tried escaping the variable with a backslash, single...
I know Perl, but I don't know Tk. I have a Perl script that someone else wrote. When it runs, there is a GUI with an Exit button.
Rather than click the Exit button, I want to assign a keyboard shortcut to exit the GUI. Can someone tell me how to add this functionality to the Perl script?
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