I understand, we can execute Linux Shell Commands using subprocess
import subprocess
subprocess.call(["ls", "-l"])
What if i want to run CTRL+C action over the terminal?
My Use Case is:
1> Open a linux screen
2> Run a command over first window
3> Then create a window in the same screen
4> Run another command over the second window
It is pretty obvious i want to automate some part of my daily routine.
Aah! found a solution for you;
if you use ubuntu or backtrack (a debian based linux flavour)
then you can install this: apt-get install xautomation
and invoking keystrokes with this is a little easier, for people who like coding in English, but slightly more complicated:
from subprocess import Popen, PIPE
control_f4_sequence = '''keydown Control_L
key F4
keyup Control_L
'''
shift_a_sequence = '''keydown Shift_L
key A
keyup Shift_L
'''
def keypress(sequence):
p = Popen(['xte'], stdin=PIPE)
p.communicate(input=sequence)
keypress(shift_a_sequence)
keypress(control_f4_sequence)