Hallo everyone, I have thrown this DDE stuff overboard and wrapped the things I need into a shell command, which writes a temporary file, which I then scoop up with an OpenOffice macro.
Now, it would be more... elegant if I just could grab the stdout of that shell script. For asking purpose let's use the 'date' command. shell "bash -c 'date > /home/chr/date_ausgabe.txt'" ...will write that temporary file I talked of. How can I write the output of 'date' immediately into a string variable? As usually grateful for hints:), best regard, Christian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
