I reported this behavior during the /command beta testing period.
It was bothersome to me also... but maybe just a matter of personal
preference since the script
continues running and does not crash (not a bug - a feature)

However, I noticed in /command that the window IS SUPPRESSED when calling a
DOS command (like PING, DIR, TRACERT, etc.)
WHEN RUN as a CGI script.

YMMD (your mileage may differ)
-dv-


-----Original Message-----
From: Michal Kracik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 3:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] call/console in Windows opens the console window anyway


Hi,

when calling external program from View/Pro for Windows with
call/console, both input and output are correctly redirected to REBOL
graphics console. But an empty DOS/Windows console window still
appears.

Is this the correct behaviour or a bug? Other Windows programs that
redirect to their graphical consoles (WinCVS, Visual C++) don't do
this.

-- 
Michal Kracik


Holger Kruse wrote:
> 
> The View/Pro Library, Shell and Encryption docs have been updated to
reflect the
> new BeOS and AmigaOS ports and other recent changes. The new versions are
available
> from the web site now. Here are the changes in a nutshell:
> 
> Library:
> 
> BeOS works just like Unix. AmigaOS is similar, but requires an ".fd" file
for every
> library, either in the same directory as the library or in "FD:".
> 
> Shell:
> 
> BeOS and AmigaOS work like Unix, except that i/o redirection to/from REBOL
> is not supported (/input, /output, /error, /console refinements).
Temporary
> files have to be used instead, together with shell redirection.
> 
> Encryption:
> 
> No differences between platforms. Changes in the documentation include
clarifications
> and corrections regarding encryption strength (full version vs. export),
and
> documentation of the /padding refinement for 'rsa-encrypt, new in View/Pro
1.1.
> 
> --
> Holger Kruse
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
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