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Assuming the command is supported by the host system:

import os
os.system('command')

If you have a long command, or a set of commands. you can use variables. eg: #this simple line will capture column five of file.log and then removed blanklines, and gives output in filtered_content.txt. Hope it helps import os

filter = "cat file.log | awk '{print 5ドル}'| sed '/^$/d' > filtered_content.txt"

os.system(filter)

Assuming the command is supported by the host system:

import os
os.system('command')

If you have a long command, or a set of commands. you can use variables. eg:

# this simple line will capture column five of file.log
# and then removed blanklines, and gives output in filtered_content.txt.
import os
filter = "cat file.log | awk '{print 5ドル}'| sed '/^$/d' > filtered_content.txt"
os.system(filter)

Assuming the command is supported by the host system:

import os
os.system('command')

Assuming the command is supported by the host system:

import os
os.system('command')

If you have a long command, or a set of commands. you can use variables. eg: #this simple line will capture column five of file.log and then removed blanklines, and gives output in filtered_content.txt. Hope it helps import os

filter = "cat file.log | awk '{print 5ドル}'| sed '/^$/d' > filtered_content.txt"

os.system(filter)