I have a Python Script, running in command line. In some machines ( maybe Linux, I don't know), I can terminate the service by typing CTRL+C. However, I can't do this in my Windows XP machine.
Is there any Python script terminator that I can try on?
Python – Commands to Python Script in Command Line ( except CTRL+C)
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It's not built into Windows, but it's in the Resource Kit Tools as COMPRESS,
C:\>compress /?
Syntax:
COMPRESS [-R] [-D] [-S] [ -Z | -ZX ] Source Destination
COMPRESS -R [-D] [-S] [ -Z | -ZX ] Source [Destination]
Description:
Compresses one or more files.
Parameter List:
-R Rename compressed files.
-D Update compressed files only if out of date.
-S Suppress copyright information.
-ZX LZX compression. This is default compression.
-Z MS-ZIP compression.
Source Source file specification. Wildcards may be
used.
Destination Destination file | path specification.
Destination may be a directory. If Source is
multiple files and -r is not specified,
Destination must be a directory.
Examples:
COMPRESS temp.txt compressed.txt
COMPRESS -R *.*
COMPRESS -R *.exe *.dll compressed_dir
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Best Answer
I found the answer.
The command to break a Python script, on a Windows XP machine, is