Hooking onto the console.log with Python 2

[Axolotl2]

The file reading documentation seems confusing. How do I hook onto the console.log so that a function is called when a new console line is printed?

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[Dr.shoe...]

I think this goes in help.

[Axolotl2]

I think this goes in help.

Help is only for in-game problems IMO. Trying to read the console.log when its last line is updated is not in-game.

[Kalphiter]

You can't read console.log while it's in use; you'll need to read the output of the EXE directly.

[Evar678]

You can't read console.log while it's in use; you'll need to read the output of the EXE directly.

How would you go about doing this?

[Perlin Noise]

You can't read console.log while it's in use; you'll need to read the output of the EXE directly.

Why has this never been a problem for me?

[Kalphiter]

Why has this never been a problem for me?

I could've sworn I said Windows.

[Axolotl2]

Do I seriously have to buy another copy of Windows to install on my Mac just to make a remote console mod?

Can I just do this on Ubuntu with the Wine output hooked?

[Rub]

If its Linux could you not just do a subprocess call and tail the log file?

[Axolotl2]

If its Linux could you not just do a subprocess call and tail the log file?

I'm *nix illiterate, so I don't know how to do that.

Can you do that on Mac OS X? (OSX is a Unix operating system)