On Mon, 2012-03-05 at 12:16 +0800, Ian Roper wrote:
> Could you use
> Exec ["xdg-open", Application.path &/ "myfile.pdf"]
>
> or is the bad practice ?
>
> Note # xdg-open is on most Linux Distros and will open a nominated file
> with the correct program if there is one installed for this purpose.
Could you use
Exec ["xdg-open", Application.path &/ "myfile.pdf"]
or is the bad practice ?
Note # xdg-open is on most Linux Distros and will open a nominated file
with the correct program if there is one installed for this purpose.
Regards,
Ian Roper ~ Perth - Western Australia.
On Sat, 2012-
Thank you Benoit!
gb.net.curl is great solution.
2012/3/3, Benoît Minisini :
> Le 03/03/2012 18:53, M. Cs. a écrit :
>> Hi I have two short questions:
>> 1. Is it a way to handle a curl request as process?
>> I use to call :
>> Shell "curl http://www.mysite.com"; to $myvar
>> This is a bit unsafe.
Le 03/03/2012 18:53, M. Cs. a écrit :
> Hi I have two short questions:
> 1. Is it a way to handle a curl request as process?
> I use to call :
> Shell "curl http://www.mysite.com"; to $myvar
> This is a bit unsafe. If the net hangs, the program hangs too. Would I
> be able to kill the process, if I
Hi I have two short questions:
1. Is it a way to handle a curl request as process?
I use to call :
Shell "curl http://www.mysite.com"; to $myvar
This is a bit unsafe. If the net hangs, the program hangs too. Would I
be able to kill the process, if I created it as:
$hProcess=Exec["curl","http://www.
