Hi,
What about using "open process"....
See in the doc it's quite well documented.
I managed years ago to build kind of front end to one of my app.
HTH
Regards,
Thierry
Unfortunately running a shell "interactively" is not possible...
You can execute any written batch though...
React on the file logs or results returns via a shell...
Persistent data and variables may vary on mileage and usage...
Plan around it, that's the way i know...
Yes Xavier,
this is the problem, I am trying to script the openssl shell.
I can run a single command from the cmd.exe shell but it quits at
the end,
what I need is a way to open the opessl shell and then read and write
shell
commands to it but the '/C' keeps gettng in the way.
Has anybody else had any success with working with this?
Paul
I checked it with a little script:
set the shellcommand to "c:\apps\cygwin\ls.exe"
get shell("") -- needs the quotes apparently or it wont compile
answer it
when you execute this you will see again the damn /c in the error
message
Tested quickly in MetaCard... should be the same in Rev...
cheers
Xavier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 29/08/2007
16:58:10:
Hi Paul,
The problem, if im correct, is that you are assigning the shell to
be
the
exe to be exectuted in the shell...
Set the shellcommand to "cmd.exe" -- reset it to what it should be
- if
im
correct... i didn't know we could set "dir" and the shell
command!
get shell(filepath && "Version")
should work better IMOHO...
Unfortunately i dont have the openssl.exe from cygwin to test.
hope that helps
cheers
Xavier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 29/08/2007
16:44:59:
I am trying to use the openssl function within cygwin in
windows.
The following is the script, instead of sending the command
'version'
to
openssl it appears to be sending "/C" as the result quotes that
"/C"
is
not
a valid command.
The it variable contains:
"openssl:Error: '/C' is an invalid command.
Standard commands
asn1parse ....... "
Putting 'version' in at the prompt works OK.
What am I doing wrong and where does the "/C" come from?
Paul
on mouseUp
set the hideconsolewindows to true
put "c:\cygwin\bin\openssl.exe" into filepath
open process filepath
set shellcommand to "c:\cygwin\bin\openssl.exe"
put "version" into shellc
get shell("version")
answer it
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