I have a python code in a program that opens a cmd window and runs there another program. The code looks like:
os.chdir('C:/Abaqus_JOBS' + JobDir) os.system('abaqus job=' + JobName + '-3_run_rel2 user=FalseworkNmm41s interactive') Now everything works but I get an error in the cmd window and next it closes very quickly not letting me see what was the error. How can I prevent this cmd window to close?
Add + " & timeout 15" or + " & pause" to the string you pass to os.system:
os.chdir('C:/Abaqus_JOBS' + JobDir) os.system('abaqus job=' + JobName + '-3_run_rel2 user=FalseworkNmm41s interactive' + " & timeout 15") consider using popen (Difference between subprocess.Popen and os.system) instead.
just use the commande "pause" it will ask you to press a key to continue.
os.chdir('C:/Abaqus_JOBS' + JobDir) os.system('abaqus job=' + JobName + '-3_run_rel2 user=FalseworkNmm41s interactive') raw_input("Press Enter...") All of these work. I prefer the input("press enter"), but at fist I imported time, and added time.sleep(500), which would give me 500 secs to see what's going on. You can put in even more seconds.
os.systemwon't actually open a new cmd window for the other process. If you get one fromabaqus, that's because of something Abaqus does itself.