Hello, I am looking for a way to communicate with a process in a way that will preserve state, meaning that the commands entered and their effect on the process will remain. The problem is that if I use "spawn" through child_process, I need to use stdin.end() in order for the commands being written (using stdin.write(cmd)) to take effect. Using .end() kills the process and thus causes for losing state. How should this be resolved? are there any alternative suggested ways of operation? Thanks Jack
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