Hi, I wanted to try to flush the output from a co-process and then re-open it.
I can close it like this: exec 3>&p exec 3>&- Is my method for closing it the easiest way or is there a more explict way to do it? After this I cannot find a way to re-open the stdout of the co-process, is that because once the write end of the pipe is closed the co-process stops? Thanks Pete
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