Ok - this might be a little "out there" - but I'm using "spawn" to start a
process - with the stdin, stdout, stderr read/written by my node app..
child = spawn("Sometime",[ ]);
...
child.stderr.on('data',function(d) {
console.log("STDERR>>"+d);
});
etc etc..
And that all works great :)
Now - what I could ideally do with with *another* stream to communicate
between my unix program and the node.js (basically - I want to get the
stdout and stderr - but also have a third channel just for communicating to
the node.js stuff for various control operations ).
Any ideas how I can do this ?
I was thinking of named pipes etc - and passing in a filename, or setting
some environment variable - but this seems overkill - all I need is another
stream I can "fprintf" to from my C program !
Any thoughts or ideas would be much appreciated!
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