Command Line in Python

[the0nlyb0ss]

Yeah, my school blocks it too
I re-did the code for Python 2.6, feel free to do whatever you want with it.

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import os, subprocess

while True:
   current = os.getcwd()
   print ''
   command = raw_input(current + '>')
   if command.upper() == 'EXIT':
      break
   if command.find('cd') != -1:
      command = command.replace('cd ', '')
      os.chdir(command)
   else:
      data = subprocess.Popen(command, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE).communicate()
      data = data[0]
      print data


Compared to your original program, I think this is a much better approach to things, especially since os.system is obsolete; use subprocess.Popen() instead, happy programming

[Draymire]

Thanks for the code i will mess around with it and see what else i can come up with.