在Windows上具有常量输出的Python无块子进程输入

我正在尝试使用subproccess和_thread模块运行命令.子进程有一个输出流.为了解决这个问题,我使用了两个线程,一个不断打印新线,另一个是检查输入.当我通过proc.stdin.write(‘Some string’)传递子进程输入时,它返回1然后我没有输出.沟通不能像我读过的大多数其他问题一样工作,因为它会阻止等待EOF,尽管它确实打印了将要返回的任何内容的第一行.我看到了一些使用’pty’的解决方案,但Windows不支持它.

如果您想自己尝试,服务器文件夹中的文件只是一个Minecraft服务器.

from subprocess import Popen,PIPE
import _thread
import sys
# asdf
proc = None
run = True
stdout = None
stdin = None


def getInput():
    global proc
    global run,stdin,stdout
    print("Proc inside the get input funct"+str(proc))
    inputs = input("Enter Something" + "n")
    print("YOU ENTERED:",inputs)
    print("ATTEMPTING TO PIPE IT INTO THE CMD")
    run = True

    """----------------------------------------"""
    """        Works but blocks outputs        """
    """----------------------------------------"""
    # out,err=proc.communicate(bytes(inputs,'UTF-8'))
    # proc.stdin.flush()
    # print("Out is: "+out)




    """----------------------------------------"""
    """   Doesn't write but doesn't block      """
    """----------------------------------------"""
    # test = 0
    # test=proc.stdin.write(bytes(inputs,'UTF-8'))
    # print(test)
    # proc.stdin.flush()


def execute(command):
    global proc,stdout
    proc = Popen(command,cwd='C://Users//Derek//Desktop//server//',stdin=PIPE,stdout=PIPE,stderr=stdout,shell=True)
    lines_iterator = iter(proc.stdout.readline,"")
    print("Proc inside of the execute funct:"+str(proc))
    # print(lines_iterator)
    for line in lines_iterator:
        # print(str(line[2:-1]))
        # if line.decode('UTF-8') != '':
        print(line[:-2].decode('UTF-8')),# yield line
        sys.stdout.flush()


threadTwo = _thread.start_new_thread(execute,(["java","-jar","minecraft_server.jar"],))

while 1:
    if run and proc!=None:
        run = False
        threadOne = _thread.start_new_thread(getInput,( ))

    pass

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import errno
from io import TextIOWrapper
from subprocess import Popen,PIPE
from threading import Thread

def feed(pipe):
    while True:
        try: # get input
            line = input('Enter input for minecraft')
        except EOFError:
            break # no more input
        else:
            # ... do something with `line` here

            # feed input to pipe
            try:
                print(line,file=pipe)
            except BrokenPipeError:
                break # can't write to pipe anymore
            except OSError as e:
                if e.errno == errno.EINVAL:
                    break  # same as EPIPE on Windows
                else:
                    raise # allow the error to propagate

    try:
        pipe.close() # inform subprocess -- no more input
    except OSError:
        pass # ignore

with Popen(["java",cwd=r'C:UsersDerekDesktopserver',bufsize=1) as p,
     TextIOWrapper(p.stdin,encoding='utf-8',write_through=True,line_buffering=True) as text_input:
    Thread(target=feed,args=[text_input],daemon=True).start()
    for line in TextIOWrapper(p.stdout,encoding='utf-8'):
        # ... do something with `line` here
        print(line,end='')