I have a Python script that opens 4 different programs. Is there a way to code in the script that it should stop when these programs close? Currently it just hangs open and I have to use ctrl+c to stop it but would be nice to automate it. Here's my code: import os import sys import subprocess from subprocess import Popen def back_insert(filename): #inserts backslashes into paths that have spaces in them flist = list(filename) i = 0 while i < len(flist): if flist == " ": flist.insert(i, "\\") i += 2 else: i += 1 fstring = "".join(flist) return fstring #set full Path to Emulator Executable: game = back_insert("/usr/bin/snes9x-gtk") #set full Path to your Tracker: tracker = back_insert("/usr/share/OpenTracker/OpenTracker") #set full Path to Qusb or SNI: wsocket = back_insert("/bin/QUsb2Snes") #set full Path to your Timer: counter = back_insert("/home/user/LibreSplit/libresplit") #Runs the Emulator, socket, Timer and Tracker commands = [wsocket, counter, tracker, game] procs = [Popen(i) for i in commands] for p in procs: p.wait() Continue reading...
