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Brian Yennie
Chief Technology Officer
QLD Learning, LLC
(310)-367-7364
You might try something like:
get shell("mylongcommand > output.txt &")
This should redirect the output to a file and return immediately.
It's not as clean as triggering a "done" message with new syntax
would be, but it may be workable. You might try searching the
archives - I seem to recall discussing this one many moons ago...
HTH,
Brian
On Aug 13, 2006, at 3:30 AM, David Bovill wrote:
I want to call the shell command and let the user get on with other
gui stuff... wouldn't it be nice to have:
put shell("something really slow") with message "doneIT" ?
Very good idea!
Do you fill an enhancement in Revzilla? If not I'll do it, let me
know...
On Sun, 13 Aug 2006 09:42:35 -0600 , Dar Scott wrote:
You might be able to build something like that with processes (see
open process etc in the doc).
I cannot figure out how to implement that. Have you a sample script?
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