All -
I've recently gotten accustomed, in J6, to writing a few lines of code which
will run for a long time to a file, then running these lines by forking off
a non-display (console-less) version of J, e.g.
(0 : 0) fwrite 'bkpUsu.ijs'
load 'bkp' NB. Start custom backup: gather info on all
This is a feature of console program, I imagine jconsole in J6 will behave
in the same way. You can either use CreateProcess api to start a
console-less process or start a new shell using CMD/C (or CMD/K?) to
execute jconsole. (untested).
Чтв, 30 Дек 2010, Devon McCormick писал(а):
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I've
The fork in jtask uses createprocess but it does not use the option to
disable console window iirc.
Птн, 31 Дек 2010, Tikkanz писал(а):
On windows fork_jtask_ does use the CreateProcess api so I'd have
thought it should work OK (can't test right now).
On linux fork_jtask_ needs work to get
fork_jtask_ takes an optional left argument:
0 no wait, _1 infinite, 0 timeout
With no left argument it defaults to 0 (no wait).
Sounds to me that Devon isn't so worried about a new jconsole window
popping up as spawning a separate process that will run independently
of the current one.
I have
