Naturally as soon as I posted my query I noticed that there was a
method I had not paid any attention to, and, of course, that is the
one Jean-Daniel and Robert already knew about, and have been kind
enough to point out to me. Thanks guys, I will be testing this out next.
Regards,
Paul
On Sep 4, 2008, at 10:18 AM, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrote:
Le 4 sept. 08 à 19:09, Paul Archibald a écrit :
I have gotten some suggestions on a problem which require access
to standard C calls. In particular, one poster suggested that I
use some calls which require a FILE*, when all I have at this
point are NSTask, NSPipe, and NSFileHandle objects.
Is it possible to get a FILE* from an NSPipe or NSFileHandle? I
don't see anything in the documentation that looks like that. (I
am not getting much help from Google either.)
fdopen[[fileHandle fileDescriptor], ...)
See man fdopen for details.
Get a fileDescriptor from your NSFileHandle object, then fdopen it
to get a FILE*.
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