- 1 year ago
Python subprocess run() with multiple arguments on Windows
When using the subprocess.run()
function in Python on Windows to run a command with multiple arguments, you can pass the arguments as a list of strings to the args
parameter. Each argument should be a separate element in the list. Here's an example:
pythonimport subprocess
# Command with multiple arguments
command = ['echo', 'Hello,', 'World!']
# Run the command
result = subprocess.run(command, capture_output=True, text=True)
# Print the output
print(result.stdout)
In this example, the command
variable contains the command and its arguments as separate elements in a list. The subprocess.run()
function is called with the command
list as the args
parameter. Additional arguments like capture_output=True
and text=True
are used to capture the output of the command and decode it as text.
You can replace echo
, 'Hello,'
, and 'World!'
with your actual command and arguments.
By passing the command and its arguments as a list, you can execute a command with multiple arguments using subprocess.run()
on Windows.