The documentation isn't completely clear on this, but 'open-pipe' opens a pipe as in popen(3), not as in mkfifo(3) or pipe(2):
s" echo hi" w/o open-pipe throw ok 1 hi - ulf
The documentation isn't completely clear on this, but 'open-pipe' opens a pipe as in popen(3), not as in mkfifo(3) or pipe(2):
s" echo hi" w/o open-pipe throw ok 1 hi - ulf