"Mark Tolonen" wrote
Does this do what you want? It creates a new cmd window titled
"Dir", then executes some commands.
import os
os.system('start cmd /c title Dir ^&^& dir ^&^& pause')
It didn't do quite what I expected, but it made me look at the
help for start, which says:
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"Tim Golden" wrote in message
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Tim Golden wrote:
Alan Gauld wrote:
"Sigga Sig" wrote
I am writing a code that is supoesed to act as routers and i need to
open a
different cmd window for each one of them with it's name and so on. I
do not
know how
Sigga Sig wrote:
Hello
I am writing a code that is supoesed to act as routers and i need to
open a different cmd window for each one of them with it‘s name and so
on.
Why are you opening cmd windows? The only reason I can imagine is that a
human will be typing commands into them. If that
Tim Golden wrote:
Alan Gauld wrote:
"Sigga Sig" wrote
I am writing a code that is supoesed to act as routers and i need to
open a
different cmd window for each one of them with it's name and so on. I
do not
know how to implement in mi Python cod a sentece that opens such a cmd.
I know how
Alan Gauld wrote:
"Sigga Sig" wrote
I am writing a code that is supoesed to act as routers and i need to
open a
different cmd window for each one of them with it's name and so on. I
do not
know how to implement in mi Python cod a sentece that opens such a cmd.
I know how to open a cmd.exe b
"Sigga Sig" wrote
I am writing a code that is supoesed to act as routers and i need to
open a
different cmd window for each one of them with it's name and so on.
I do not
know how to implement in mi Python cod a sentece that opens such a
cmd.
I know how to open a cmd.exe bud not with specif
Hello
I am writing a code that is supoesed to act as routers and i need to open a
different cmd window for each one of them with it's name and so on. I do not
know how to implement in mi Python cod a sentece that opens such a cmd.
I know how to open a cmd.exe bud not with specific attributes tha
