Luke Paireepinart wrote:
> Coen van der Kamp wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I've got a problem with the following code:
>>
>> import os, sys, string
>> mycolors = os.popen("coloryze --monochromatic --total=6
>> &").read().rstrip()
>> print mycolors
>>
>> This works fine on OS X, but when i tried it on XP the only result
>> was an empty string. When I run coloryze from the promt
> when you run it from which prompt?
> The OS X one or the XP one?
XP.
I did set a Path to coloryze: C:\Python\Lib\coloryze.py (my computer,
advanced, system variable, user variable). So i could run coloryze form
the XP prompt. I now realize that it is maybe not smart to access
another python program this way,... But since typing 'coloryze
--monochromatic --total=6 ' running from the prompt worked, I'd think
that the same should be possible from Python. Hope you can help me out!
>> the return is a nice list of colors. So coloryze works. What am I
>> missing here?
>>
>> Coen.
>>
>>
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