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Answer by CHebs2018 for How to capture terminal output as execution proceeds?

import subprocess,shlex command = 'python mesh.py' workingdirectory = 'C:users/Account/Desktop' try: process = subprocess.Popen(shlex.split(command), stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE,...

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Answer by abu-ahmed al-khatiri for How to capture terminal output as...

If you want to get the output as a string. Try to follow this : Var = os.popen(command).read(); Then log it like any other content.

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Answer by Elias for How to capture terminal output as execution proceeds?

You can do as in the following example. Suppose we have a script called myscript.py that looks like this: import time for x in range(0, 33): print("hello", x, flush=True) time.sleep(1) Then if we run...

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How to capture terminal output as execution proceeds?

I have tried using all the commands mention in Byte Commander's answer to the question here but they do not work unless the program finishes. I am running a python script like so 'python script.py'...

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