toolwrapper
A Python module for interfacing with external text tools.
This module provides a single class toolwrapper.ToolWrapper. Objects of this class will launch subprocesses and communicate with them via stdin/stdout pipes.
Copyright ® 2015-2019 Luís Gomes <luismsgomes@gmail.com>.
Changelog
- v1.0.0
version bump to reflect actual maturity and stability of this module
changed logger name to include the module of the class
- v0.4.1
Fixed close()
- v0.4.0
added LICENSE file
added tests
detect if stdbuf is available
- v0.3.0
changed to MIT license
- v0.2.0
moved sources into ./src/ and adjusted setup.py
bugfix setup.py
- v0.1.0
first working version (unreleased)
TODO
Implement timeout option for read and write operations.
Implement restart.
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