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How to write a transparent wrapper to terminal application?

Wrapper should handle special control characters and do something but otherwise not interfere with the actual application. (trying to build a tmux like app) So far I have the below modifying example in doc: https://docs.python.org/3/library/pty.html#example The above code works but the vim opened does not cover the entire terminal window. It starts vim with reduced rows and columns If I

Python Makefile Libraries

Although it may sound trivial how should I import libraries in Python makefiles? I am creating a basic Python makefile such as: However I am using specific libraries inside my_file.py, not included/imported in the basic package, for instance: xlswriter. So if someone tries to run the code they must type in terminal something similiar to: So my question is how

os.walk different folder ordering on Mac and Linux?

Given the following file structure, I’m wondering if it’s possible that python’s os.walk function returns the folders in different orders on Mac and Linux? Both are using python 3.5. Mac: On Linux: In the case of Mac, looks as though the folder v1 is encountered first, while on Linux it’s v2. Any insight as to why this might be the

python filter lines matching keyworks

I have working python script producing following output. Script output Now i want want any line starting with stream in output so i am using following logic but its not working. Answer Your data is a massive string instead of a list of strings as you expected. Also it’s easier to use str.startswith instead of regex (less resource hungry). Simply

Continuous Audio Playback with Sounddevice

I am writing a program to stream audio over a network, so I have a thread to record data and one to send it. When testing the audio has noticeable gaps. I beleive this is due to the sounddevice.play() function, the example below has the same problem. The gaps coincide with the play length, so it appears to be caused

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