,
Lua and I've even written a few C utilities (Text manipulation).
I've written with PHP and Perl for web. And, as part of my job, I have to
create reports from a legacy Cobol system using ODBC and Linux shell scripting.
The problem is, I really don't know any one of these programming languages
stick to the 3.5 engine or switch to RevServer but want to do some
net stuff not enabled by libURL, you can always shell() to cURL and be
happy.
Hope this helps
andre
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On 28 Oct 2010, at 22:39, Bill Andersen wrote:
I'm sorry this is so long winded. I'm hoping it will help you understand my
motivation...
... snip
I've read how to get the runtime working as a CGI and played around enough
that I 'can' (seemingly) make it work from a shell
' (seemingly) make it work from a shell with the
#!revolution -ui declaration on the first line. However, when I get to
some of the higher level features (FTP, ODBC, etc) I start getting errors.
I was researching how to possibly resolve these issues (need libraries,
etc) when I found that Rev 3.5
I also am keen to use LiveCode to write shell programs and believe that
it is possible by adopting a slightly different approach. I believe that if
you build a standalone of your script, you can run the 'standalone
program with the -ui argument.
Peter,
This approach has a couple
On the subject of revserver, Andre, you mentioned that liburl works with
that, but I have yet to get it to work in a revserver script. Has there
been an updated release of revserver that works wiht liburl, or do I just
have something broken on my end or.. ?
Mike,
I think it can handle
Ah k. Yep was confused. No libUrlFtp stuff doesn't work and even
libURLVersion throws an error.
I forget sometimes how much you can do with just the URL keyword.
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 9:37 AM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote:
On the subject of revserver, Andre, you mentioned
If you stick to the 3.5 engine or switch to RevServer but want to do some
net stuff not enabled by libURL, you can always shell() to cURL and be
happy.
Yes. However, I'm still having to work with 'non-rev' syntax (learning how
cURL works). As it turns out, I already know most
I've used PHP to do 'shell utilities', I sure wish Rev could act similar.
How nice would it be to just have one language/syntax for the bulk of your
code.
There is RevServer...
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On 10/28/10 2:08 PM, Bill Andersen wrote:
I've used PHP to do 'shell utilities', I sure wish Rev could act
similar. How nice would it be to just have one language/syntax for
the bulk of your code.
You can insert libURL (or any other script) into the message path so
that commands
/10 2:08 PM, Bill Andersen wrote:
I've used PHP to do 'shell utilities', I sure wish Rev could act
similar. How nice would it be to just have one language/syntax for
the bulk of your code.
You can insert libURL (or any other script) into the message path so that
commands to the library
Thank you so much. I will try this and let you know how it works out...
Bill
On Oct 28, 2010, at 3:03 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/28/10 2:08 PM, Bill Andersen wrote:
I've used PHP to do 'shell utilities', I sure wish Rev could act
similar. How nice would it be to just have one
On 10/28/10 3:23 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
I have a question regarding this, if one were to copy the script as you
explained, and instead of placing it in a stack could one paste it into an
.irev file and use it as an include with revserver scripts?
Yes, I think so, but I'm not sure how much of
Nope doesn't work, and I don't know enough to determine if it would be
worthwhile to beat it into submission or how to begin if it is worthwhile.
(tried it with the 4.5 script) Mostly was just wondering, revserver throws
errors such as:
183,485,43,)
482,746,1,private
EXECUTION ERROR:
681,0,0,1
Just a guess . libURL uses private handlers, and RevServer scripts
can't have private functions in them.
(The Docs say 'private' applies to desktop and server, but my simple
test suggests otherwise
?rev
private function a p
return p+p
end a
put a(4)
?
fails, remove the 'private' and it
Oh cool. May mess around with it some more just to see. Thx!
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 5:16 PM, Alex Tweedly a...@tweedly.net wrote:
Just a guess . libURL uses private handlers, and RevServer scripts
can't have private functions in them.
(The Docs say 'private' applies to desktop and
Hi Mike
If you're using the 3.5 engine you can use liburl via the following:
http://www.lacscentre.com/liburl/releases.html
regards
alex
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Cool, thanks much. Grabbed a stack to experiment with.
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 6:28 PM, Alex Shaw a...@harryscollar.com wrote:
Hi Mike
If you're using the 3.5 engine you can use liburl via the following:
http://www.lacscentre.com/liburl/releases.html
regards
alex
On 10/28/10 5:28 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
Nope doesn't work, and I don't know enough to determine if it would be
worthwhile to beat it into submission or how to begin if it is worthwhile.
(tried it with the 4.5 script) Mostly was just wondering, revserver throws
errors such as:
183,485,43,)
the itemDel to \
if item -1 of the shellCommand is cmd.exe AND \
charToNum(queryRegistry(HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System\DisableCMD))
= 1 then
-- don't use cmd.exe because shell() won't return
-- don't revert to command.com because there seems
/consulting/blog/
I think I have this sorted but we might all want to update our code that uses
shell on windows to handle this situation gracefully. There's also some
functions and commands in the revCommon library that rely on shell that
probably need an update.
Cheers
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M E R
I'm a little confused as to what is happening. Is the app locking
up? Or does the function return empty?
If the latter, then maybe you can test shell with something trivial
that always returns something that is not empty. If you get empty,
you can't use shell().
Dar
On Oct 13, 2010
Hi Dar
Thanks for your interest.
I'm a little confused as to what is happening. Is the app locking up?
Yes. The shell function never returns. I have reported it as a bug because it
should fail gracefully. But I'd love a workaround or test.
Or does the function return empty
Write a tiny script that does something trivial in shell (e.g. shell
ls), and build that as a tiny executable.
Have your real script run that as a separate process and see if it never
returns.
(Hmmm ... can you always start another executable ?)
-- Alex.
On 14/10/2010 09:41, Monte Goulding
Write a tiny script that does something trivial in shell (e.g. shell ls),
and build that as a tiny executable.
Have your real script run that as a separate process and see if it never
returns.
That's not a bad plan.
Cheers
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M E R Goulding Software Development
Bespoke
the wall to see if it sticks...
Phil Davis
On 10/14/10 2:56 AM, Monte Goulding wrote:
Write a tiny script that does something trivial in shell (e.g. shell ls), and
build that as a tiny executable.
Have your real script run that as a separate process and see if it never
returns.
That's
Monte,
the shell under Windows is cmd.exe which usually is located in
C:\Windows\system32 for most recent versions of Windows.
This path (i.e. C:\Windows) is actually dependent on systems and
locales so there is an environment variable WINDIR which returns the
path on the current system
For all the linux users (or anyone that know shell or process)
In a terminal window I can run the following command line and get the data
generation I need.
This should work in either a shell or process.
First I am the same user as what I do in the terminal window and I am in the
correct
way to determine if you have permissions to execute shell
scripts then is probably to find out if you have execute access to
%WINDIR%\system32\cmd.exe.
Unfortunately without access to the *shell*, we can't use attrib the
equivalent, so that leaves launching apps or using a custom-built DLL
on mouseUp
put /home/Bill/Desktop/report/nr.php -f tt.conf into promysql
open process promysql for update
read from process promysql for 500
put it into fld tout
write quit to process promysql
close process promysql
end mouseUp
Error: Unable to open tt.conf
Glen,
Not
Hi Ken,
It does not make a difference though thanks for pointing it out... I was
also trying to add 21 after the tt.conf to see if that made a difference
but it did not.
Glen
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote:
on mouseUp
put
Is the tt.conf in the same folder with nr.php?
try /home/Bill/Desktop/report/nr.php -f /home/Bill/Desktop/report/tt.conf if
it is, or simplify it by switching there first.
cd /home/Bill/Desktop/report ; ./nr.php -f tt.conf
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 10:56 AM, Glen Bojsza gboj...@gmail.com wrote:
oh duh, not a shell. So can't do the cd first so do my first suggestion and
point to the exact path of the tt.conf
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 11:08 AM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Is the tt.conf in the same folder with nr.php?
try /home/Bill/Desktop/report/nr.php -f /home/Bill/Desktop
duh, not a shell. So can't do the cd first so do my first suggestion
and point to the exact path of the tt.conf
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 11:08 AM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Is the tt.conf in the same folder with nr.php?
try /home/Bill/Desktop/report/nr.php -f /home/Bill/Desktop
Yes, the nr.php file is in the same directory as the tt.conf file. I have
also confirmed the path and files by do a process with ls -l
/home/Bill/Desktop/reporter and it show the files.
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 11:08 AM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Is the tt.conf in the same folder
Does open process fail?
Maybe there is something along this way that will work either as a
test or as your own shell.
Dar
On Oct 14, 2010, at 2:41 AM, Monte Goulding wrote:
Hi Dar
Thanks for your interest.
I'm a little confused as to what is happening. Is the app locking
up?
Yes
Did changing your code to the following work?
on mouseUp
put /home/Bill/Desktop/report/nr.php -f /home/Bill/Desktop/report/tt.conf
into promysql
open process promysql for update
read from process promysql for 500
put it into fld tout
write quit to process promysql
close process promysql
Hi Mike,
That did it !
Many thanks.
Glen
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 12:04 PM, Mike Bonner bonnm...@gmail.com wrote:
Did changing your code to the following work?
on mouseUp
put /home/Bill/Desktop/report/nr.php -f /home/Bill/Desktop/report/tt.conf
into promysql
open process promysql for
Glad it worked for you!
Since it's all in the same folder you can most likely simplify it by setting
the default folder before opening the process.
you can do it like
on mouseup
-- the following changes the default folder so that you start in the
location
-- that contains your php script and the
On 15/10/2010, at 4:53 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
Does open process fail?
Maybe there is something along this way that will work either as a test or as
your own shell.
I would expect that as long as the user has the right to execute the process
then it should be fine. How do you send command
to learn about.
Dar
On Oct 14, 2010, at 3:48 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
On 15/10/2010, at 4:53 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
Does open process fail?
Maybe there is something along this way that will work either as a
test or as your own shell.
I would expect that as long as the user has the right
Monte, if the user doesn't have shell access do you think they also wouldn't
be able to execute a VBScript? Because if they *can* do VBScript, I'm sure
there's a VBS way to find out shell access permissons.
Hmm... It's a good idea but if I were locking down a Windows system I would
block
You can use the entire line that you would use in the appropriate
command window, even changing the command process if need be, even
changing priority. You can also elevate the process with 'open
process elevated' which might get past the blocks (presumably asking
for a password if needed).
working on a shell type function that will use open process instead.
Cheers
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M E R Goulding Software Development
Bespoke application development for vertical markets
InstallGadget - How to create an installer in 10 seconds
revObjective - Making behavior scripts behave
On Oct 14, 2010, at 4:42 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
I'm trying to avoid trial and error testing with the client of client.
I understand.
Perhaps your customer can ask the client of the client for the
details of the lockdown so the technical team (you) can replicate it
and test against
Monte,
Where I work we manage third parties windows machine and while on some cases
those companies block the users out of the command prompt, they usually
don't do that but one thing that I've heard they do is block their access to
ipconfig.
They can't access ipconfig.exe or cmd.exe usually
Where I work we manage third parties windows machine and while on some cases
those companies block the users out of the command prompt, they usually
don't do that but one thing that I've heard they do is block their access to
ipconfig.
They can't access ipconfig.exe or cmd.exe usually which
No ideas anyone?
How is it possible to determine if shell access is available? One of my apps
is being run where the command line is restricted on Windows and shell calls
aren't being returned. I think this is a bug in the engine in that a call to
shell should return Error: no shell access
, and then proceed.
However, I don't understand much at all about command-line stuff. I ran
put shell(/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/
Versions/Current/Resources/airport-I)
and I get an error. What command should I use to operate on this
filepath? And what's the -I at the end? It's
the user
never has to be asked again. If I can identify the wireless network I can
associate a printer with it, store that printername, and then proceed.
However, I don't understand much at all about command-line stuff. I ran
put
shell(/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions
Ignore any duplicates that show up, forgot to clean up last message and its
being held for moderator approval, so don't know if they'll magically appear
or not. This email is easier to read anyway. I'm actually awake now!
Try this:
get shell(cd /usr/sbin;system_profiler SPNetworkDataType |grep
shell(cd /usr/sbin;system_profiler SPNetworkDataType |grep -i
signature)
set the itemdel to =
put the last item of it into yourplacetostoreit
It grabs the hardware signature of the router and splits out the
last item
which is the routers mac address. Should be a more reliable method of
tagging
Hi
How is it possible to determine if shell access is available? One of my apps is
being run where the command line is restricted on Windows and shell calls
aren't being returned. I think this is a bug in the engine in that a call to
shell should return Error: no shell access or something
provide anything useful?
Maybe its name give some indication that it is connected wirelessly.
Dar Scott
On Oct 7, 2010, at 4:12 PM, Peter Brigham MD wrote:
I'm looking for the shell command that would include in its output
something that would identify a printer that is currently
On 10/8/10 12:30 PM, Peter Brigham MD wrote:
The availablePrinters shows the list of printers you have named and have
drivers for -- it's what appears in the print dialog list, from which
you choose the printer you want to use. I want to know automatically
which printer my laptop is connected to
The printername gives the name of the printer currently selected in
the print dialog, ie, the default printer. On my MacBook, this will be
the last printer used. But that will not necessarily be the name of
the currently connected printer, if I have changed venues. I'm trying
to find a way
Can you come at it from a different direction? Can you check current SSID
against a printer list to select which printer you want? Assuming you always
go to the same set of networks, this should have a similar affect yes? Set
it up once, save the printer name, next time you need to print check
I'm looking for the shell command that would include in its output
something that would identify a printer that is currently wirelessly
connected to my MacBook. I can use shell(ioreg) to get info on a
printer connected via USB (after some parsing), but my wireless
printer connection
would change though, so
your mileage may vary.
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 4:12 PM, Peter Brigham MD pmb...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm looking for the shell command that would include in its output
something that would identify a printer that is currently wirelessly
connected to my MacBook. I can use shell
my printer down to see if the status would change
though, so
your mileage may vary.
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 4:12 PM, Peter Brigham MD pmb...@gmail.com
wrote:
I'm looking for the shell command that would include in its output
something that would identify a printer that is currently
Does 'the availablePrinters' in LiveCode provide anything useful?
Maybe its name give some indication that it is connected wirelessly.
Dar Scott
On Oct 7, 2010, at 4:12 PM, Peter Brigham MD wrote:
I'm looking for the shell command that would include in its output
something that would
Is there a neat way to pipe input into shell commands from STDIN? The usual
way I do it is to recreate everything as temporary files and then pass the
file references - however it is both a hassle and can leave clutter around
although I assume files stored in the tempname directory get cleared out
Hi David,
One possibility might be to use CURL to connect to your standalone through a
socket and pipe the data from that connection to the next shell command. This
will work on Unix machines but might bot work on Windows.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting
On Oct 2, 2010, at 6:31 AM, David Bovill wrote:
Is there a neat way to pipe input into shell commands from STDIN?
You might consider the slave process feature of LiveCode which has
been revamped in 4.5. Use 'open process' to run the command-line
tool. Use 'write ... to process' to write
Folks,
I just created a tiny function that I think might be useful for people here.
Sometimes you want to execute a command with shell() on mac os x but your
command needs to be run with administrator priviledges. Some might try to
script sudo to do this or just give up because scripting sudo
Great stuff, Andre, thanks!
On Jun 30, 2010, at 9:16 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
I just created a tiny function that I think might be useful for people here.
Sometimes you want to execute a command with shell() on mac os x but your
command needs to be run with administrator
,
I just created a tiny function that I think might be useful for people
here.
Sometimes you want to execute a command with shell() on mac os x but your
command needs to be run with administrator priviledges. Some might try to
script sudo to do this or just give up because scripting sudo
How to know from where the command is executed. In terminal put which
command, and we get the entire path to the command.
To test from the shell /bin/sh into the Terminal. Put /bin/sh and press
enter. Now we are in the same shell that is called from shell and from Rev.
Test your command
Hi,
From the DiagramCreator of Chipp I search info about graphicViz and I
discovered the dot command to create diagrams on the fly from the Terminal.
Trying to execute a command with the shell in MacOSx... from the terminal
the command run ok and create the graphic without any problem, but from
Hi,
Reply myself... and explain a little so I think can be usefully for
others...
The solution is that we must specify from where we want exec the command.
MacOSX Shell execute by default from the shell /bin/sh, that isn't the
shell from the Terminal, so testing commandlines from the terminal
Richmond Mathewson-2 wrote:
This is all very charming, but I wonder how one would
effect this from a standalone on an end-user's machine . . . :)
You'd have to write an install or first use shell script. Get the user,
then the root password, then write an extra line to /etc/sudoers
Thanks to all who replied. With you help and some additional research
I came up with a solution.
Mac OS X bash shell only allows results from commands to be piped in
to another command, including sudo, not plain text. The solution is to
set a bash variable (pw=password) and echo the variable
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On 06/12/2010 12:08 PM, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Is there a reason you cannot use the NOPASSWD option in sudo? Maybe this is
not how it works in OSX, but what you'd normally do is to edit /etc/sudoers
to allow this particular user to perform this particular command with the no
password option,
that the majority of Mac users never even opened the
Terminal.
The solution is elegant, I believe, in that it will work on any Mac OS
X machine and takes advantage of Bash' s flexibility with Rev's shell
structure.
Happy coding!
- Justin
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 12:11 PM, Richmond richmondmathew
Hello All,
I am trying to run a shell() command in revStudio in order to execute some
terminal commands as the superuser on a Mac. An Ubuntu terminal will accept the
superuser password using a pipe, such as pass | sudo -S command, but Mac's
terminal will not accept the password on the same
On Jun 11, 2010, at 12:35 PM, Justin Sloan wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to run a shell() command in revStudio in order to execute some
terminal commands as the superuser on a Mac. An Ubuntu terminal will accept
the superuser password using a pipe, such as pass | sudo -S command
...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to run a shell() command in revStudio in order to execute some
terminal commands as the superuser on a Mac. An Ubuntu terminal will accept
the superuser password using a pipe, such as pass | sudo -S command, but
Mac's terminal will not accept the password on the same
Don't think expect is the right way to do this - best would be to use an ssh
key (seem to remember that is how I used to do this back when i was on Linux
with Metacard), or else to write a bash script as a text file and then get
rev to execute that.
On 11 June 2010 16:33, Andre Garzia
) quote) into tShell
get shell (tShell)
put (cp quote (gLocalProjectPath / tShortFileName)
quote quote (gServerProjectPath / tShortFileName) quote)
into tShell
get shell (tShell)
to more files around and rename them... it works great.
Is there a way to monitor a background shell
First thought : I thought (according to Dictionary) that shell would
wait until the command was complete before returning - dictionary says
The current handler pauses until the shell returns its result. If the
command was successful but did not return anything, the shell function
returns empty
Aloha, Alex:
Nalla Cintanai (Tamil for good thoughts also the name of a famous book
in our tradition)
Hmmm, I will have to test that wait for shell completion. I'm not
seeing that behavior at the moment, it sure seems like the next line
runs immediately.
I'll throw in an a put statement
(according to Dictionary) that shell would
wait until the command was complete before returning - dictionary says
The current handler pauses until the shell returns its result. If the
command was successful but did not return anything, the shell
function returns empty.
Second try : why take a checksum
here also happens to program in Erlang, but
it's
something I do quite often and I really hate that there's no real good IDE
for it. Anyway, last weekend I decided to put one together in Rev... just
something simple that had syntax highlighting and would allow me to
interact
with the Erlang shell
process as well. There's just a
message loop running in the background periodically checking for more data
from the Erlang shell. Something akin to:
on pingShell
if sErl is not among the lines of the openProcesses then
exit pingShell
end if
read from process sErl until empty
## .. put
to interact
with the Erlang shell like a simple REPL, but from the editor:
http://massj.on-rev.com/im/Erlang_IDE.png
Current feature set:
* Scratchpad mode where nothing is saved
* Syntax highlighting (as you type)
* Tabbed editor let's you edit many files at once
* Compile modules directly to a running
quite often and I really hate that there's no real good IDE
for it. Anyway, last weekend I decided to put one together in Rev... just
something simple that had syntax highlighting and would allow me to interact
with the Erlang shell like a simple REPL, but from the editor:
http://massj.on-rev.com
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Invoking the shell command is the easy part. First, you open a
terminal and
verify that the command or script you want to use works properly from
the
terminal. For example, if you are going to use krecord you would open a
terminal
Can someone tell me if the shell function is disabled in the revMedia 4?
TIA
François
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It works fine in Linux. I tried
put shell(ls)
and it supplied a file listing of the directory.
Peter
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Thanks, but the link is dead.
Hershel
On 1/18/10 6:36 PM, Alex Tweedly a...@tweedly.net wrote:
stephen barncard wrote:
My info was taken from an old Nabble forum were Alex offered his stack. It
doesn't seem to be on his site or Rev Online anymore - perhaps you could
write him.
They
Hershel Fisch wrote:
Thanks, but the link is dead.
Hershel
Most likely it is (as Stephen warned) a problem due to my poor choice of
file name - the spaces confuse automatic link-clicking. Copy/paste the
whole URL (from http: ... all the way to ... .rev) and see if that fixes
it (it does
I got it to work by pasting the whole thing into the adr line of a browser
and it filled in the appropriate URLEncoding (as browsers for some time have
done)
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2010/1/20 Alex Tweedly a...@tweedly.net
a full statement example?
Thanks, Hershel
On 1/7/10 5:12 AM, Bernard Devlin bdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Herschel,
I am unfamiliar with Hylafax. I don't think shell is going to
cut
it for your needs. What you may need is open process, write to
process and read from process. Open process
OK, it has been said that I would chime in at some point, and so here
it is.
I use UDP for several networking configurations, now and in the past.
The computers in one configuration were located in Las Vegas, New
York, London, and Vancouver BC.
Another configuration is mostly West Coast
Thanks, Jim. Very interesting reading.
Bernard
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 10:37 AM, Jim Ault jimaultw...@yahoo.com wrote:
OK, it has been said that I would chime in at some point, and so here it is.
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I am unfamiliar with Hylafax. I don't think shell is going to cut
it for your needs. What you may need is open process, write to
process and read from process. Open process is kind of like
opening a non-visible terminal, where the state of the program opened
as a process persists
misunderstandings for unpredicted behavior, now my
questions if somebody could give a full statement example?
Thanks, Hershel
On 1/7/10 5:12 AM, Bernard Devlin bdrun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Herschel,
I am unfamiliar with Hylafax. I don't think shell is going to cut
it for your needs
Herschel,
I am unfamiliar with Hylafax. I don't think shell is going to cut
it for your needs. What you may need is open process, write to
process and read from process. Open process is kind of like
opening a non-visible terminal, where the state of the program opened
as a process
unfamiliar with Hylafax. I don't think shell is going to cut
it for your needs. What you may need is open process, write to
process and read from process. Open process is kind of like
opening a non-visible terminal, where the state of the program opened
as a process persists
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