How to execute a Shell Script in python Codes

[mesum98]

Hi,

I have a python script which creates a csv file using following method

 def printOutInformation(self):
        if self.orderby == 'r':
            self.iplist.sort(cmp=self.RealtimeComparison)
        elif self.orderby == 'p':
            self.iplist.sort(cmp=self.ProcessingtimeComparison)
        # by default the order will just be the order that the IPs were in the reasoning log
        if csvoutput:
            csvfile = open(self.csvfile, 'w')
            csvfile.write("IP Address,Total Time Elapsed,Pipeline Processing Time,Start Time,End Time\n")
            for list in self.iplist:
                ip, realtime, processingtime, starttimestamp, endtimestamp = list
                csvfile.write("%s,%s,%s,%s,%s\n" % (ip, realtime, processingtime, starttimestamp.isoformat(), endtimestamp.isoformat()))
            csvfile.close()

I want to run the additional shell script once the above csv file has been generated.

Any Hints

Thanks

Mehdi

[xrado]

import os
cwd = os.getcwd() # this will get the path you are current in if you need it
os.system('sh script.sh')

[bartonc]

Hi,

I have a python script which creates a csv file using following method

 def printOutInformation(self):
        if self.orderby == 'r':
            self.iplist.sort(cmp=self.RealtimeComparison)
        elif self.orderby == 'p':
            self.iplist.sort(cmp=self.ProcessingtimeComparison)
        # by default the order will just be the order that the IPs were in the reasoning log
        if csvoutput:
            csvfile = open(self.csvfile, 'w')
            csvfile.write("IP Address,Total Time Elapsed,Pipeline Processing Time,Start Time,End Time\n")
            for list in self.iplist:
                ip, realtime, processingtime, starttimestamp, endtimestamp = list
                csvfile.write("%s,%s,%s,%s,%s\n" % (ip, realtime, processingtime, starttimestamp.isoformat(), endtimestamp.isoformat()))
            csvfile.close()

I want to run the additional shell script once the above csv file has been generated.

Any Hints

Thanks

Mehdi

Hello, Mehdi. I've added CODE tags to your post to make it readable. You will learn how to do this as we go along. Instructions are in "Posting Guidelines" in several places on this forum. Also, We need to know which operating system you are on, in order to give the correct information.