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Controlling what get outputted to stdout when running external commands
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Here is the output of the parsing code above and the control as well. I am trying to get the output to should look like this so I can manipulate it further.

Output:
Progress: 0.60 Progress: 0.12 Progress: 0.22 Progress: 0.38 Progress: 0.42 Progress: 0.52 Progress: 0.60 Progress: 0.82 Progress: 0.94

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RE: Controlling what get outputted to stdout when running external commands - by Daring_T - Jan-29-2022, 06:17 PM

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