Hello Lutz,
I would like to be able to catch the stdin data coming from a (exec) action..
Currently the (exec "programm" "command") works fine but im unable to
get a newlisp to catch the stdin data..
Is it perhpas an enhancement to enhance the "exec" command with stdin.
Because -->
(exec "ls") ; stores all stdin inside a string list
(exec "programm" "command" ) ; return stdin but newlisp is unable to catch it.
can you enhance "exec" like ??? ->
(exec "programm" stdout stdin )
Regards, Norman..
That is what I wanted to do originally. It turns out that on most Unix's the popen() call is still only unidirectional: popen(command, "r") or popen(command, "w"). Some OS can do popen(command "r+") for read/write on the same pipe, but most can't. But I will give it another look.
Lutz