> @@ -243,6 +246,48 @@ exec_getenv("HOSTNAME");
> exec_getenv("HOSTNAME", "$avp(localhost)");
> ...
>
> +1.4.5. exec(command, [output], [input], [envavp])
> +
> + Executes an external command. The input is passed to the
> + standard input of the new process, if specified, and the output
> + is saved in the output variable.
> +
> + Meaning of the parameters is as follows:
> + * command - command to be executed.It can include
> + pseudovariables.
> + * output - pseudovariable where to store the output from the
> + standard output of the command. Keep in mind that if this
> + parameter is set, the async paramater will not be taken in
> + consideration.
I see that it's not supported in your code.
My point was that if you define the function like you do:
exec(command, [output], [input], [envavp])
it would be quirky to add stderr later:
exec(command, [output], [input], [envavp], [stderr])
You see how the argument order doesn't make sense.
So, it was less of a question of whether it exists, and more of a suggestion to
add it now, while you're still free to define the function in the most logical
manner.
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